We answer your main questions

The cost depends on the nature, complexity and scope of the consultation. We recommend contacting the firm to learn about the conditions applicable to each service.

Yes, when it is convenient for an initial assessment.

We handle consultations that require priority attention depending on availability and the nature of the case. In criminal matters or interventions that may affect fundamental rights, we recommend contacting us immediately.

Yes. We can assess court proceedings, prosecutorial investigations and administrative procedures that are already underway.

Yes. Certain services can be coordinated through virtual assistance, depending on the nature of the case and the steps that must be carried out in person.

Yes. In fact, a prior assessment may help identify alternatives to litigation.

Yes. A prior legal review can help identify issues related to ownership, documentation, liens, encumbrances, possession and other aspects.

Do not ignore the notice. Check the date of receipt and contact a lawyer to determine the deadline and the appropriate strategy.

You should know in what capacity you have been summoned, the purpose of the proceeding and the facts under investigation. It is advisable to seek legal advice before giving a statement.

No. A lawyer can design a strategy and provide diligent defense, but the outcome depends on the circumstances of the case, the evidence, the applicable law and the decision of the competent authority.