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unrecognized paternity

What to do when a father does not want to recognize his child?

Paternity Acknowledgment Regardless of the situation behind the conception of a child: whether it was conceived by love, by accident, inside, outside of marriage, by entering into a cohabitation or any other situation, the children have the right by law to be recognized and enjoy the benefits that the parents must provide. The acknowledgment of

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Garnishment of Assets for Debts

Garnishment of Assets for Debts in Mexico

Have you been threatened with a seizure of assets for debts? you need to read this Abogados Cabo’s post. Agustin bought the apartment he wanted by requesting a loan from a bank, which approved his request without any major problem, but as time went by he fell behind in the payment of the installments, without

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Immigration Rights

What are the Immigration Rights in Mexico?

The Immigration Rights in Mexico are contemplated in the Immigration Law of the United States of Mexico and serve as a basis for both individuals and public institutions involved in the immigration process. If you are thinking of migrating to Mexico, leaving Mexico, working in a consulate, government secretariat, want to learn about the immigration

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interdicted person

What is required to declare a person interdicted in Mexico?

At Abogados Cabo we know that declaring a person interdicted in Mexico is a judicial process where a person is declared incapable of contracting obligations and making decisions about their rights and assets. Therefore, he/she needs a guardian to legally represent him/her in order to protect his/her rights and to be able to contract legal

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name change

Name change in Mexico

The change of name in Mexico is a procedure that is contemplated in the laws of the country. The process, costs and requirements will depend on the Mexican state in which the procedure is carried out. If your parents have given you a name for which you have been teased, if you want to change

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divorce

What are the steps to initiate a divorce in Mexico?

At Abogados Cabo we know that, good or bad, it depends on the optics of each one, but divorce is a fact that is increasing in the realities of many couples who once decided to unite their affective bonds before the laws in Mexico. As of September 2020, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography

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child support

How much is child support in Mexico?

Parental rights and child support in Mexico are two uncomfortable points of controversy that parents face when they decide to end the marriage. At the same time, divorce causes negative effects on the children who suffer first hand, the change of not having the presence of the parents in the same home, the division of

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visitation agreement

What to do if the visitation agreement has been breached?

When we talk about visitation regime we refer to the one decided by a family judge after carrying out a divorce process between two people who have children in common. We consider it necessary to clarify that the father and mother, when they are in a marital relationship, mutually exercise the parental authority of the

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domestic violence

What should be done in case of domestic violence in Mexico?

At Abogados Cabo we know that domestic violence in Mexico is a fact that happens more frequently than most people think. As of 2019, family violence or domestic violence as it is known in other countries, had historically registered the highest number in Mexico with 239,219 cases, according to data from the Executive Secretariat of

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full custody

How can I ask for full custody of my child in Mexico?

At Abogados Cabo we know that divorce with children involves two terms that are often confused and that we must make clear before touching on the main topic of the article. These concepts are parental authority and guardianship and custody. Parental authority When we talk about parental authority we refer to the obligations and responsibilities

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Drunkenness on public roads

A public drunkenness charge, often called “drunk and disorderly,” is a legal charge alleging that a person is visibly drunk or under the influence of drugs in public. It is generally a misdemeanor under state and local law. Public drunkenness laws exist to prevent people from disturbing others in public and to prevent people apparently

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How to get out of prison after an arrest?

At Abogados Cabo we know that, when you are arrested, you probably only think of one thing: How to get out of jail as soon as possible? In general, getting out of jail is accomplished by paying an established amount of money as a “bail” or by serving the established time of the sentence. Bail

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What is the difference between Robbery and Theft in Mexico?

In today’s article of Abogados Cabo we will talk about the difference between Robbery and Theft. When we talk about robbery and theft in Mexico, the first thing we imagine is a wrongdoer taking a person’s precious property, so most may think that the intention that accompanies both terms is the same, “to deprive another

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Homicide and Murder

In today’s article from Abogados Cabo we will discuss Homicide and Murder. To commit a “homicide” is to kill someone, either legally or illegally. Murder is not the same as manslaughter. Manslaughter includes murder, manslaughter and a legal homicide. Manslaughter is divided into different categories. The punishment for committing murder depends on the circumstances surrounding

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Drug trafficking crime in Mexico

However, Article 195 of the Federal Criminal Code states that when the accused is in possession of the substances referred to in Article 479 of the Federal General Health Law in an amount equal to or greater than one thousand times the legal limits for personal possession, it will be presumed that the possession is

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drugs

Drug trafficking crime

Article 194 of the Federal Criminal Code In Article 235 of the General Health Law in Mexico, the regulation of drugs details the conditions under which they are handled: The sowing, cultivation, harvesting, processing, preparation, conditioning, acquisition, possession, trade, transportation in any form, medical prescription, supply, use, employment, use, consumption and, in general, any act

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drugs

Drug trafficking crime

In today’s article in Abogados Cabo we will talk about the crime of drug trafficking. The crime of drug trafficking or drug trafficking crime is part of a global illicit business. This trade has a dynamic that includes the cultivation, processing and distribution of drugs or narcotics illegally. In Mexico, the crime of drug trafficking

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felony

Felony

The Penal Code also establishes this penalty for crimes against the crown, crimes of assassination of a person who kills a foreign Head of State or any other person protected by international treaties. The crimes that are also considered serious according to the Penal Code are: serial rape, fire deaths, murder with obstruction of the

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felony

What is a Felony

According to the Federal Criminal Code, felonies are those that endanger the lives of others, attempt against good moral conduct and obstruct the welfare of society, among other things. Also, these crimes are typified in this manner because they carry the most severe penalties and sanctions, all related to the deprivation of liberty. Serious crimes

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labor law

What is Labor Law in Mexico?

Employment contracts are subject to what is expressly agreed therein and to the consequences established by labor regulations, good faith and equity. Internal Labor Law Regulations The Internal Labor Regulations are a set of mandatory provisions for both workers and employers, some of these provisions are those related to the hours of entry and exit

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labor law

What is Mexican Labor Law?

What is Mexican Labor Law? It is common to confuse this relationship with an employment relationship. Or, confusing a contract for the rendering of professional services with a labor contract and by virtue of this, the service provider or whoever performs the work considers that he/she enjoys the rights and benefits that workers have under

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labor law

Labor Law

In today’s article of Abogados Cabo we will talk about Labor Law or Labor Law in Mexico, which has its origin in historical, political and economic events. Article 123 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States enshrines labor rights and guarantees. Mexico’s labor legislation is federalized, our labor regime is unified by provision

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administrative law

What is Administrative Law?

In today’s article in Abogados Cabo we explain what Administrative Law is, its principles, characteristics and branches. In addition, its sources and examples. Administrative Law Administrative law is the branch of law that studies the organization, duties and functions of the State and its institutions, especially the powers of the executive branch. Its name comes

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constitutional law

What is Constitutional Law?

In today’s article of Abogados Cabo we will talk about Constitutional Law. This branch of public law studies the set of sources, principles and rules that determine the organization of the State of a country. Also, the institutions and territorial organization of the same. Scope of application of constitutional law The Constitution and the block

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procedural law

What is Procedural Law?

In today’s article of Abogados Cabo we will talk about procedural law, which is the set of laws dedicated to the regulation of state and federal jurisdictional activity. Its study includes the organization of the judiciary, as well as the determination of the competence of the officials that comprise it, in addition to the actions

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criminal law

What is criminal law?

Criminal law covers matters arising out of a criminal offense. Criminal offenses are defined under federal, state or local law and can range from serious crimes, such as murder, to minor infractions, such as speeding. Criminal penalties, also established under statutory law, are usually commensurate with the seriousness of the offense. Misdemeanors may only be

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commercial lawyer

What is a commercial lawyer?

A commercial lawyer, in a nutshell, is a lawyer specialized in the branch of law related to the regulation of the set of legal rules concerning the business world. The figure of this type of lawyer is increasingly present in society and in the media in general, as they often act as advisors to many

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civil law

What is civil trial?

The ordinary trial is usually the most complex civil proceeding in practice and at the same time usually has a higher time limit in its processing. Due to the subject matter of the litigation as well as the amount involved, the legal practice necessary to effectively carry out this type of process usually requires a

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administrative litigation

Administrative Litigation

Individuals affected by final acts or resolutions issued by federal tax authorities, such as, for example, determining a tax credit, denying a tax refund or resolving administrative appeals, among others, have at their disposal the administrative contentious trial or nullity trial, which is a jurisdictional means of defense filed before the Federal Court of Administrative

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tax law

Fiscal or Tax Law

In today’s article in Abogados Cabo we will talk about fiscal or tax law, which includes the legal norms in charge of regulating the collection, management and control of the public revenues of the states contributed by taxpayers. What is tax law? Characteristics and branches Governments need revenues in order to operate and make investments

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procedural law

Do I need a lawyer to respond to a lawsuit?

How do I respond to a lawsuit? Facing a lawsuit can be a very stressful experience. First, don’t just ignore the lawsuit. Answering the lawsuit is the first and most important step in the lawsuit. If you do not provide a timely response, the person who filed the lawsuit against you may win the lawsuit.

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child support payments

I need a Lawyer for a Child Support Claim

Alimony Claim In today’s article of Abogados Cabo we will see that, in order to give a true fulfillment to the obligations derived from the birth of a minor, the Civil Code establishes a set of rights and obligations that the father and mother have in principle over the person and the assets of their

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divorce

When do I need to hire a divorce lawyer?

If you are thinking about getting a divorce, you may feel overwhelmed by the vast amount of information on the internet and don’t know where to start or who to trust. Nowadays, through the internet you can find a lot of information about divorce on blogs, websites, news, etc. But you should be very cautious

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real estate law

Why hire a real estate attorney to sell your home?

At Cape Lawyers, we know that many homebuyers wonder, “Do I need an attorney to sell my house?” While hiring a real estate attorney to help you navigate the home selling process may seem like a luxury and expensive, it can be essential. In fact, many states require an attorney to be involved in the

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