Do business in Costa Rica. Move with legal clarity.

I coordinate the legal side of the investment as one system: property and business due diligence, ownership structure, contracts, permits, closing, corporate compliance and ongoing legal direction. The scope is defined in writing for each matter.

In general, foreigners can own titled property and participate in Costa Rican companies. Maritime-zone concessions, regulated activities, tax exposure and the choice between personal or corporate ownership require separate analysis before funds are committed.

Yes. A business purchase may require corporate, contractual, employment, regulatory, tax-coordination and asset review in addition to title due diligence. The objective is to understand what you are buying, what liabilities may follow it and how the transaction should be structured.

Yes. The first step is to review the authority, record, deadline and evidence. The strategy may involve an administrative response, appeal, negotiation or preparation for judicial proceedings.

Outside general counsel gives a company continuous senior legal direction without creating a full internal legal department. It can cover contracts, employment, governance, compliance, negotiations and management decisions under an agreed monthly scope.

Yes. Advice, calls and written reporting can be provided in English. Many steps can be handled remotely, although notarized or registrable acts may require a properly drafted and apostilled power of attorney.