Visas, property, marriage, companies, inheritance — our OAB-licensed team handles the Brazilian side so you always know exactly where your case stands, what it costs, and what happens next.
Most foreigners end up juggling three or four disconnected Brazilian professionals — a despachante for documents, a broker's lawyer for property, an accountant for taxes. We put it under one engagement, in one language.
Brazilian legal work has a reputation problem with foreigners: slow replies, vague fees, documents you can't read, and a process nobody explains. We built this firm around fixing exactly that.
Before any work begins you get a written scope and a flat fee. No hourly meters, no surprise invoices mid-case.
Every message answered within one business day. If your case is waiting on a government office, we tell you that too.
Every Portuguese document you sign comes with an English explanation of what it does and why you're signing it.
Power of attorney lets us close property, open companies, and run probate without you boarding a plane. We handle it routinely.
Write to us in English. A lawyer — not a form-letter — replies within one business day with the questions that actually matter for your case.
You receive a one-page engagement: what we'll do, what it costs, how long it should take, and what could change that. Nothing starts until you approve it.
You get a status update at every milestone, in English, without asking. Documents arrive translated and explained before you sign anything.
Visa requirements, property closings, tax residency, citizenship by marriage — the rules, the documents, the timelines, and the traps. No email wall.
Read the GuidesA lawyer reads every message. You'll have a real answer — and a flat-fee quote if you want one — within one business day.
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