Can anyone recommend a good real estate lawyer that speaks English.

[BAFinance]

Hey,

Can anyone recommend a good but reasonable affordable real estate lawyer whom speaks English?

Thanks

 

[Tangerine]

Hey,

Can anyone recommend a good but reasonable affordable real estate lawyer whom speaks English?

Thanks

Yesterday jumping the turnstile to ride the SUBTE or riding a train for free was OK ... Today we need a Layer.... What happened..... ?
Is it OK to screw the system and / or others but not get screwed?

 

[steveinbsas]

Today we need a Layer....

Best typo ever!

 

[Davidglen77]

Best typo ever!

Good call Steve, if you think about it the term "Layer" actually fits quite well since so many people end up getting screwed here!

 

[sergio]

How about a lawyer whom speak the good english. Good idea, no?

 

[PhilipDT]

How about a lawyer whom speak the good english.

Irony: Good idea, no?

 

[steveinbsas]

Actually, I can recommend the woman who helped me get my resident visa. She now works with lawers who specialize in real estate and financial instruments. She speaks perfect English and can translate for you. This way you can find a good lawyer whether he speaks English or not. I found that lawyers and accountnats who speak "good English" usually charge much more than their Argentine counterparts who don't. This woman can help you communicate and probably will save you money as well. She is currently helping a friend of mine apply for his temporary residency at a third of the cost of the least expensive lawyer I've heard or read about.

Send me a PM if you are interested in contacting her.

 

[RobinsonGO]

She now works with lawers who specialize

haha. Spelling problems today?

Lawyer.

L A W Y E R

cheers.

 

[steveinbsas]

haha. Spelling problems today?

Lawyer.

L A W Y E R

cheers.

I have speling porblems everday, but I usually I cerrect them when I reread my psots.


A favorite line from "The Family Man" (Tia Leone): "Nonprofit layers do it for free."