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For you and your family

Legal advice that listens before it speaks.

Family, inheritance, wealth, property and everyday rights under Brazilian law, with fees always agreed in writing.

Family together

How we can help you.

Family

Difficult moments handled with care and resolve.

  • Divorce at a notary or in court
  • Division of assets
  • Support: claims, reviews and enforcement
  • Shared custody and contact
  • Common-law unions
  • Prenuptial agreements

Inheritance and probate

Settling an estate with respect for the family’s moment.

  • Out-of-court probate, when possible
  • Court probate
  • Division between heirs
  • Wills
  • Heirs living abroad
  • Court authorisations and asset regularisation

Estate planning

Brazil’s tax reform made inheritance and gift tax (ITCMD) mandatorily progressive (Amendment 132/2023). Planning ahead avoids disputes and surprises.

  • Family holding companies
  • Gifts with retained usufruct
  • Asset-protection clauses
  • Succession planning
  • Agreements between heirs
  • Periodic review

Property

A home is often a family’s largest asset.

  • Title checks before buying
  • Sale, purchase and leases
  • Adverse possession (usucapião)
  • Regularising property and deeds
  • Disputes with developers
  • Neighbour disputes

Consumer

When a service you paid for is not delivered as promised.

  • Cancelled flights and lost luggage
  • Travel agencies and packages
  • Unfair bank charges
  • Defective products and services
  • Wrongful credit listings
  • Damages

Pensions and employment

Your rights as an insured person and as an employee.

  • Retirement and pension planning
  • Benefit reviews
  • Benefits refused by the INSS
  • Unpaid termination amounts
  • Overtime and allowances
  • Recognition of employment

Getting started

  1. Conversation

    A meeting with the partner in charge, in person or by video, to understand your situation.

  2. Review

    We read the documents and explain the options in plain language.

  3. Proposal

    Scope and fees agreed in writing before any step is taken.

  4. Follow-through

    Regular updates and quick answers for as long as the matter runs.

Shall we talk about your matter?

Tell us briefly what it is about. A partner will get back to you to arrange a meeting, in person or online.