Services and resources

Guidance to help you prepare for your consultation and understand how we work.

Prepare for a consultation

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Organizing the information about your matter helps you make the most of the first meeting. You can start with these three questions.

Request an appointment

The date and terms of the appointment are agreed directly with you. Sending a message does not confirm an appointment.

What happened?: Prepare a brief account, including the people involved and any dates you consider relevant.
What is the current status of the matter?: Let us know about any communications, notices or ongoing proceedings. If you know of an upcoming date, mention it when you contact us.
What do you need to resolve?: Write down your main questions and the outcome you are seeking. You do not need to have a solution worked out in advance.

Documents to gather

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Gather the information and documents that help explain your query. You do not need to have everything: together, we can identify any background information that should be added.

A brief description is enough for the first contact. We can then arrange how to share the documents.

Background information: Documents, agreements or records related to the matter. If there have been previous consultations or steps taken, include their outcomes.
Communications and supporting records: Messages, emails, letters, notices and supporting records that help establish what happened. Keep the complete files and their dates.
Dates and proceedings: A brief timeline of the main events. If proceedings are underway, indicate where they are taking place and whether you have received notice of any upcoming date or outstanding requirement.
Identifying information: Names of the people or organizations involved and details that identify the matter, such as a case, contract or claim number.

Legal fees and fee schedules

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View consultation fees and fee references for Córdoba, with their source and effective date.

For each matter, the scope of work, fees and payment terms are agreed before work begins.

View values and references

Search by task or type of matter to view amounts in JUS and their equivalent in pesos.

Collaboration with fellow lawyers

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Collaboration with lawyers and law firms to analyze specific issues and handle matters within our practice areas throughout the province of Córdoba.

Each collaboration begins with an agreement on tasks, responsibilities and fees, with clear arrangements for communication and confidentiality.

Explore ways to collaborate

Professional consultations: Analysis of legal issues, review of strategies and reasoned opinions to support the judgment of the professional in charge.
Joint work: Coordinated work on matters requiring a complementary perspective or a professional presence in Córdoba, with a clear allocation of tasks.
Matter referrals: Assessment of matters referred by fellow lawyers to agree on a possible engagement, respecting the existing professional relationship and the client’s decision.

Informational English translation, subject to review. Consult the official Spanish-language sources; this translation does not confirm current legal validity.