Carrasquillo & Ramirez First orientation · free
Answer a few questions and we’ll guide you on your matter: which documents to bring, what to expect from the process and the next steps. No obligation.
This orientation is general and does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. For your specific case, arrange a consultation.
Legal areas
We guide you through an estate and the declaration of heirs, step by step.
What to bring: Death certificate · List of the deceased’s assets and debts · Heirs’ IDs · Will, if one exists
The process usually includes the declaration of heirs, the inventory of assets and then the partition. We explain each step in the consultation.
Support in dividing the estate assets among the heirs.
What to bring: Declaration of heirs · List and appraisal of the assets · Heirs’ IDs
Partition divides the assets among the heirs. With agreement it is usually quicker; if there is none, there are legal paths to resolve it.
We prepare and execute public deeds according to what you need.
What to bring: IDs of the parties · Property documents, if applicable · The terms or agreement of the transaction
Depending on the type of deed we tell you the exact documents and coordinate the execution.
Notary services: sworn statements, powers of attorney, authentications and more.
What to bring: Valid photo ID · The document or information to be executed
Bring a valid ID; we confirm whether you need anything else for the execution.
Legal guidance on buying and selling property and on title transfer.
What to bring: IDs · Deed or title of the property · Contract or option, if one exists
We review the documents and the title search, and we support you through the sale.
We evaluate your accident or fall case and the next steps.
What to bring: Date and place of what happened · Photos or evidence, if you have them · Medical reports, if any · Witness information, if any
Some claims have deadlines to file, so it is best to consult soon. In the consultation we evaluate the next steps.
This orientation is general and does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship.
Hi, I’m the assistant for Carrasquillo & Ramirez. Tell me briefly about your situation (inheritance, notary, real estate, accident, etc.) and I’ll guide you on the next steps.