The firm
ReaLaw was built around a single observation: in the Riviera Maya, the people selling property and the people who can enforce a contract are almost never the same. We do both, so the advice given before a signature is written by the person who would have to litigate it afterwards.
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Years practising real estate law in Quintana Roo.
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Claims brought against developers and sellers.
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Working languages, in court and in writing.
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Desk for legal work and brokerage — nothing outsourced.
Attorneys
Founding partner · Litigation
Leads the firm's contentious work: breach-of-contract actions against developers, rescission and restitution claims, and enforcement of penalty clauses before the civil courts of Quintana Roo. Draft bio — to be replaced with the real record of practice, admissions and reported matters.
Partner · Transactions and diligence
Runs title and registry review, ejido and land-use history, permits and developer solvency work, and closings for foreign buyers through fideicomiso. Draft bio — to be replaced with the real record of practice, admissions and transaction experience.
Buyer representation
Sources and inspects property for clients, negotiates price and terms, and coordinates with the legal team so no offer goes out before diligence is read. Draft bio — to be replaced with the real background and licence details.
How we work
Every assessment arrives in writing, in your language, with the remedies and the cost stated plainly.
The person who reads your contract is the person who argues it. Nothing is passed to a name you have not met.
Brokerage fees never outweigh the diligence. If a project fails our review, the advice is to walk.
Power of attorney, remote signing and scheduled updates keep out-of-country clients in control of the matter.
