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FIFA’s ‘General Law of the World Cup’ in full effect in Brazil

For Brazil, the FIFA law has been in effect since June 5, 2012. It covers a wide array of topics but will only be in effect until December 31, 2014.

A Cost-Arbitrage Path for Cross-Border Probate: Routing Will-Interpretation Disputes Through Brazil’s STJ

Why foreign heirs with novel claims over Brazilian assets may want to consider building their record in the U.S. court first and bringing the...

How to Obtain an Apostille in the United States for Use in Brazil

An apostille helps public documents from one country gain recognition in another country that joined the Hague Apostille Convention. In the United States, people...

Buying Property in Brazil Doesn’t Work the Way You Imagine

At first glance, buying property in Brazil feels familiar. But if you’re considering buying property in Brazil as a foreigner, there are some key...

What Foreign Creditors Should Do When a Brazilian Debtor Does Not Pay

When a Brazilian client, contractor, or debtor fails to pay an invoice, debt, or agreed obligation, the problem can go beyond a pending collection...

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Can You Inherit the Seller’s Debts When Buying Property in Brazil?

Buying property in Brazil often comes with an assumption:...

Brazil Civil Court Costs: State Court or Special Civil Court?

Anyone who needs to file a lawsuit in Brazil...

Dating Agreement in Brazil: What Couples Should Know

A dating agreement in Brazil may seem unusual at...

Brazil Residency Background Check: Key Document Rules

Get the right document at the right stage. Oliveira...

Foreign Divorce Consent in Brazil: Is Ex-Spouse Consent Required?

If you were divorced abroad and now need that...

Does Having a Will Avoid Probate in Brazil?

As a general rule, no. Having a will in Brazil...