Mexican timeshare, condominium and shared ownership regimes are governed primarily by the civil codes of the various states, the Federal Consumer Protection Act, state condominium acts, the Federal Tourism Act, the Foreign Investment Act, mandatory standards, and when involving trusts, the General Law on Credit Instruments and Transactions. Structuring timeshare, vacation club, destination club,…
Acquiring property in Mexico is a complex process that involves many potential pitfalls, particularly for foreign purchasers. To complicate matters, Mexico’s title system is far less technologically advanced than its northern neighbors. Defects and uncertainty in title remain prevalent. Foreign buyers of real property are also well-advised to retain independent legal counsel to conduct necessary…
Ricardo Saavedra Of Counsel – Mexico City Office:+52 (624) 146 9205 Ricardo Saavedra became Of Counsel to Rosen Law in 2006. With over 30 years of experience in Labor & Employment law, Ricardo is an expert in the field and has represented both domestic and multinational corporations. He is based in Mexico City and provides…
Fernando González Sr. Associate – Los Cabos Office: +52 (624) 146 9205 e-mail: fgonzalez@rosenlaw.com.mx Fernando González is a Mexican attorney licensed since 2012, whose practice focuses on mergers and acquisitions, corporate law, corporate governance and compliance, foreign investment, finance and secured transactions, trusts (fideicomisos), and complex cross‑border transactions. Fernando regularly advises domestic and international clients—including…
Benjamin C. Rosen Managing Partner Office: + 52 (624) 146-9205 Direct: +1 (858) 867-3030 e-mail: brosen@rosenlaw.com.mx Benjamin C. Rosen, Esq., is admitted to practice law in Washington state (1997) and throughout Mexico (2010). Ben’s practice focuses on real estate law and development; resort, hospitality, condominium, leisure and timeshare law; trusts, joint ventures, international private client,…