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There are many reputable attorneys in Costa Rica. It would help to know where you are located so members in that area can forward names to you who have given good service.
[quote=”rosiemaji”]There are many reputable attorneys in Costa Rica. It would help to know where you are located so members in that area can forward names to you who have given good service.[/quote]
That’s exactly right. Most of the attorneys here are reliable and upstanding. It would help not only to know where you’re located, as you’ll need access to your attorney more than you think, but also what, if any, special issue you need an attorney for. Most do not do enough residency work to specialize in it. If that’s your issue, you need a different referral than if you need a will written.
Have you seen the section on this site called [url=https://www.welovecostarica.com/members/department41.cfm]Costa Rica Lawyers, Laws & Taxes[/url]?
we used him for our residency and a friend used him for a house transfer and problems with his overstay on his passport, His office is near the US embassy
[quote=”barbara ann”]gonvicar@viquezoreamuno.com
we used him for our residency and a friend used him for a house transfer and problems with his overstay on his passport, His office is near the US embassy[/quote]
We are doing a lot of Business with Gonzalo, he is simply THE Best !!
There are a couple good attorneys in Tilaran as well, they do notary work mostly. They don´t like the “big fight” stuff.
There is one Notary (and one car mecanic) in Tilaran I would not use. Can´t put the names here. There was an issue with a car transfer, POA etc. The Mecanic had POA for the seller of the car, the attorney was supposed to transfer the car, receive the money and transfer the money to the car seller who lives in the U.S. I found out that the car has been sold in October, the seller never got her money. They don´t answer e-mails or calls. Maybe they are gone to the beach blowing the money.
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