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Household Goods Importationby our Experts December 11, 2008 by Laura Joachin - read bio Posted on: Household Goods Importation   -   Immigration Regions: ALL REGIONS & LOCATIONS Importation of Personal and Household Goods This is a friends conversation, only considering general aspects for different and important ITEMS for you all, but is not intended to be legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is established by this. Laura Joachin Moreyra When traveling by car into Mexico, many people often bring items such as small kitchen appliances (toasters for example) lamps, art, or any item that make their winter stay here or their permanent move more comfortable... read more

Immigrationby our Experts December 11, 2008 by Laura Joachin - read bio Posted on: Immigration Regions: ALL REGIONS & LOCATIONS This is only a friends conversation, only considering general aspects for different and important ITEMS for you all, but is not intended to be legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is established by this. by Laura Joachin Moreyra. Immigration   The following information is for those of you who have decided that Mexico really is the place to be and applies both to people coming down for a short visit as well as to people desiring to become permanent residents. FMT An FMT i... read more

Importing Household Goodsby our Experts December 11, 2008 by Laura Joachin - read bio Posted on: Household Goods Importation   -   Immigration Regions: ALL REGIONS & LOCATIONS Importation of Personal and Household Goods This is a friends conversation, only considering general aspects for different and important ITEMS for you all, but is not intended to be legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is established by this. Laura Joachin Moreyra When traveling by car into Mexico, many people often bring items such as small kitchen appliances (toasters for example) lamps, art, or any item that make their winter stay here or their permanent move more comfortable... read more

Importing a Vehicle to Mexicoby our Experts December 11, 2008 by BoatMexico - read bio Posted on: Vehicles Regions: ALL REGIONS & LOCATIONS Vehicle Importation This is a friends conversation, only considering general aspects for different and important ITEMS for you all, but this is not intended to be legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is established by this. Laura Joachin Moreyra, Attorney at Law As long as your migratory status is valid, your car permit (Temporary Importation Permit), expired or not, and no matter what migratory status you had when you entered Mexico with the vehicle, your permit is valid. P... read more

Crossing the Border in an Automobileby our Experts December 11, 2008 by Laura Joachin - read bio Posted on: Vehicles Regions: ALL REGIONS & LOCATIONS CROSSING THE BORDER IN  AUTOMOBILE This is only a friends conversation, only considering general aspects for different and important ITEMS for you all, but is not intended to be legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is established by this. Laura Joachin Moreyra. You need the current registration for your car. It should be in your name(not a lease or rental).If the car is not in your name then you will need a letter from the owner of the car stating that they are giving you p... read more

ADJUSTING to OUR NEW LEGAL SYSTEMby our Experts June 29, 2008 by Laura Joachin, Attorney & Counselor-at-Law - read bio Posted on: uncategorized Regions: Puerto Vallarta ADJUSTING to OUR NEW LEGAL SYSTEM The prosecution and sentencing rates in Mexico are influenced not only by inefficiencies in the criminal justice system, but also by the prevalence of alternative dispute resolution and sentencing patterns in particular jurisdictions. Therefore, while low prosecution levels and sentencing rates can be attributed to incompetencies, they can also be due to greater reliance on more equitable and less costly punitive mechanisms. The most common problems affl... read more

Mexican Criminal Justiceby our Experts June 28, 2008 by Laura Joachin, Attorney & Counselor-at-Law - read bio Posted on: Criminal   -   Mex. Justice System Regions: Mexico Entire West (Pacific) Coast Mexican Criminal Justice By Laura Joachin In Mexico only the perpetrator of a crime has a legal obligation to pay for damages to his victims. That’s why it must be a terrible experience to be the victim of a crime in a foreign country like Mexico. Hopefully, you will never need to deal with criminal charges, but if you must as a victim of a crime or because you are accused of one while in Mexico, the following information will be good for you to know ahead of time. If you are victim... read more

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