English-speaking legal counsel in Brazil.

Not necessarily. Initial meetings, document review and many stages of legal work can often be handled remotely. Whether your physical presence is required depends on the type of matter, the documents involved and procedural requirements.

The firm can assess and conduct matters in different parts of Brazil when the subject, jurisdiction and procedural conditions allow it. The appropriate structure is confirmed after the initial review.

Yes. Meetings, explanations and regular communication can be conducted in English. Documents filed before Brazilian authorities may still need to follow Portuguese-language and formal requirements.

Often yes, but the required form depends on the document, the country where it is signed and its intended use in Brazil. Notarization, an apostille, consular formalities or a sworn translation may be required in some situations.

A short summary of the issue, your current country, the people or companies involved, important dates and the Brazilian connection is enough for the first contact. Sensitive documents should be shared only through the channel indicated by the firm.

No. The firm does not provide criminal-law representation. Its work is focused on civil, family, succession, contractual, property, banking, consumer, employment, social-security and selected business matters.

Fees depend on the scope, complexity, urgency, procedural stage and work required. The structure is presented after the initial information and documents have been reviewed.