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22 years experience, Adrianas Law Office specializes in estate planning and immigration, temporary or permanent residence in Mexico. "I offer my clients the best advice in different areas. I know what I do and I will make a difference as far as your case is concerned". My preparation is for a single purpose: to win both parts.
ESTATE PLANNING
Allow Adriana's law office to be the solution of your needs in Estate Planning. Adriana Perez will combine her understanding of the overall picture of the case with the complexity of everyday interactions and experiences as well as providing proactive solutions for very diverse clients. Adriana Perez participates in some of the most complex and sophisticated cases of Estate Planning.
IMMIGRATION
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TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT RESIDENCE
Mexico offers a Temporary Resident Visa, intended for people who wish to live in Mexico for more than 6 months and not longer than 4 years. The Temporary Resident Visa is a renewable, long-term (more than six months) permit which gives non-immigrant temporary residency status to the holder. The visa is issued for one year, and can can then be renewed for a further 1, 2, or 3 years; this visa can optionally give work permissions, and allows unlimited entries to, and exits from, Mexico.
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The Permanent Resident Visa is intended for people seeking permanent residency status in Mexico, and/or those who may seek eventual Mexican Citizenship. You do not need to be a Temporary Resident first to become a Permanent Resident later, provided that you fulfill one of the other requirements needed for permanent residency.
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If your goal is to seek long-term residency in Mexico, or to become a Mexican Citizen, you should apply for a Permanent Resident Visa.
ABOUT ADRIANA'S LAW OFFICE
Lawyer Adriana Perez, has worked with clients from Canada, the United States and Mexico, has worked with estate planning and immigration services since 1998. "I know how complex and overwhelming it can be a legal process. My commitment is to help you understand perfection what are your rights and the problems that affect your case. " Ardiana's law office works hard to protect. However, my work does not end there, since I give follow-up and information on all the relevant details of the procedure that will be connected to a place. The Adrianas Law Office provides you with information and offers you a personalized guide so you can make the best decisions. I am here to protect your interests. Call or contact us today to learn more about your case and answer all your questions.
WHY ESTATE PLANNING IS SO IMPORTANT?
1. It Protects Beneficiaries
If estate planning was once considered something that only high net worth individuals needed, that’s changed. Nowadays many middle-class families need to plan for when something happens to a family’s breadwinner (or breadwinners). After all, you don’t have to be super-rich to do well in the stock market or real estate, both of which produce assets that you’ll want to pass on to your heirs. Even if you’re only leaving a second home behind, if you don’t decide who receives the property when you pass away, you won’t have any control over what happens to it.
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2. It Protects Young Children
Nobody thinks of dying young, but if you’re the parent of small children, you need to prepare for the unthinkable. This is where the will portion of an estate plan comes in.
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3. It Spares Heirs a Big Tax Bite
Estate planning is all about protecting your loved ones, which means in part giving them protection from the Internal Revenue Service. Essential to estate planning is transferring assets to heirs with an eye toward creating the smallest possible tax burden for them. Even with just a little bit of estate planning, couples can reduce much or even all of their federal and state estate taxes and state inheritance taxes, which can get very pricey. There are also ways to reduce the income tax beneficiaries might have to pay. But without a plan, the amount that your heirs will owe Uncle Sam could be quite a lot.
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4. It Eliminates Family Messes
We’ve all heard those horror stories: Someone with money dies and the war between family members begins. One sibling may think they deserve more than another, or one sibling may think that they should be in charge of the finances even though they're notorious for racking up debt. Such squabbling can get ugly and end up in court, with family members pitted against each other.