We protect your house or land in Tijuana, Rosarito, Tecate and Mexicali: squatters, unregistered titles, inherited property and real estate fraud. Most of the process can be handled without you having to cross.
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Consultations are available in English and Spanish.
In Baja California, occupying someone else's property through violence, stealth, threats or deceit is a crime (despojo, article 226 of the state Penal Code). We file the criminal complaint and the civil actions to recover possession.
Paying the property tax (predial) does not make you the legal owner. Ownership is proven by registering a deed or court ruling at the Public Property Registry. We regularize it for you.
If the registered owner passed away, the property must go through probate (juicio sucesorio) before it can be sold or put in the heirs' names.
Forged deeds and properties sold twice are common risks for owners who live abroad. We review the registry history and take legal action when needed.
We review your case by video call or WhatsApp, and you send us your documents by email.
You can grant us a power of attorney at a Mexican consulate in the U.S., so we can represent you in Baja California.
We file the complaints, procedures and lawsuits your case requires, before the Prosecutor's Office, the Registry or the courts.
You receive progress reports by email or WhatsApp, without having to travel.
Usually not. Most of the process can be handled remotely, and you can grant a power of attorney at a Mexican consulate in the U.S. so we can represent you.
Do not try to evict them yourself. Gather any documents that prove ownership or possession and contact a lawyer to file a criminal complaint for despojo and the corresponding civil actions.
Not until it goes through probate (juicio sucesorio). Once the court recognizes the heirs, the property can be registered in their names and then sold.
Consultations are available in English and Spanish.