Yes. Initial communication can be made in English, especially for foreigners, expats, tourists and companies dealing with legal issues in Brazil.

Yes. You can contact the office online and send documents digitally for initial review. We are in compliance with the Brazilian General Law of Data Protection.

No. Initial contact does not create an attorney-client relationship. Representation depends on case review, conflict check, fee agreement and formal engagement.

Yes. We can review Brazilian contracts, explain legal risks and assist with negotiations or disputes, depending on the case.

Yes. The office can assist with lease agreements, property disputes, condominium issues, notices, purchase documents and related legal matters.

No. Brazilian legal ethics do not allow promises of results. Legal work depends on documents, evidence, applicable law, authorities, courts and the specific circumstances of each case.

It depends on the issue. Common documents include contracts, receipts, invoices, messages, notices, IDs, police reports, property records, court documents or proof of payment.

Depending on the case, jurisdiction, conflict check and formal engagement, legal representation may be possible.