SEKURALAW
About us
As the founder of Sekuralaw, my journey began with a vision far beyond simply practicing law. It was a deep-seated desire to redefine the very essence of legal services, to create a firm where values held a place of paramount importance. These values, namely integrity, honesty, and clarity, aren’t empty rhetoric; they are the very heartbeats that pulse through every aspect of our practice.
lUIS ELIZALDE
About us
Why Sekuralaw Was Born:
The decision to establish Sekuralaw was driven by a profound belief in the transformative potential of legal services. I envisioned a firm where clients wouldn’t just receive legal assistance, but where they’d find solace in knowing that their journey was guided by principles that uphold the highest moral and ethical standards. It was about providing more than just legal advice; it was about offering legal certainty in a world often clouded by complexity.
sekuralaw
our team
Luis Elizalde
FOUNDER
Stephanie de la Millar
ESCROW DIRECTOR - PARTNER
Eduardo Beauregard
PARTNER
dinorah lara
ATTORNEY
Lina Sánchez
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Daniel Chávez
ATTORNEY
Fernanda Cruz
ATTORNEY
Sandra Olvera
OFFICE MANAGER
Daniela De La Torre
PUBLIC RELATIONS & CUSTOMER SERVICE
Lesly Romo
FOUNDER ASSISTANT
Daniela Cruz
FRONTDESK
Brian Ibarra
ESCROW AGENT
Experience the difference of dedicated representation, committed to excellence and driven by results.
our app
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SekuraLaw app is here to make your life easier and your real estate transactions smoother.
FAQs
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A licensed real estate agent is a professional who has obtained the necessary legal permissions and qualifications to assist in buying, selling, or leasing real property, such as homes, land, or commercial spaces.
To acquire property in Riviera Maya, Mexico, you typically need to follow these steps:
- Find a property you want to purchase.
- Perform due diligence.
- Sign a purchase agreement.
- Set up a Fideicomiso (if needed).
- Close the transaction
The purchase price is the amount you agree to pay for the property. It is usually determined through negotiations between the buyer and the seller.
The acquisition tax, also known as the transfer tax or acquisition cost, is a tax imposed on the transfer of real property. The rate and specifics of this tax can vary by location.
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