Frequently Asked Questions

CSA's practice focuses on real estate and registry law, with complementary capabilities in asset-related matters, corporate, notarial, and other areas tied to the legal protection of property, investments, and business structures.

Yes, as long as they relate to asset protection, transaction structuring, legal documentation, or the defense of our clients' strategic interests.

Yes. We offer virtual consultations via video call for the convenience of our clients, both in the Dominican Republic and abroad.

Yes. Our legal team is qualified to represent clients before all courts in the Dominican Republic in real estate and related matters.

We offer a free preliminary evaluation. For more detailed consultations, fees vary based on the complexity of the case. Contact us for a personalized quote.

We work with flat fees per service, hourly rates, or contingency arrangements depending on the type of case. We always provide a clear estimate before starting any work.

Yes. For larger cases, we can set up payment plans that fit each client's needs.

The preliminary case evaluation is free of charge. After reviewing your situation, we provide a fee estimate and a suggested plan of action.

A standard property transaction takes between 30 and 60 days, including document preparation, title study, and registration with the Registry of Titles.

We recommend contacting us immediately for a case evaluation. We will prepare the necessary documentation and define the most appropriate legal strategy.

The eviction process begins with a formal payment notice to the tenant, followed by judicial proceedings if not resolved. Our team accompanies you throughout the process through the execution of judgment.

It is a thorough investigation of a property's legal history to confirm that the seller is the rightful owner and to identify any liens, mortgages, judgments, or other legal impediments affecting the property.

The most common procedures include: title certifications, duplicate titles, sale/purchase registrations, data corrections, mortgage cancellations, and attachment annotations.

The duplicate title process may take between 3 and 6 months at the Registry of Titles, depending on the jurisdiction and complexity of the case.

It is essential to consult with a specialized real estate attorney to evaluate available legal options, which may include rectification procedures, ownership claims, or other legal actions.

Typically required: property title, lien-free certificate, national ID, DGII certification, applicable tax payments, and the notarized purchase agreement.

Yes. We offer legalization and apostille services for foreign documents, as well as legal translations into Spanish for validity in the Dominican Republic.

We respond to inquiries within a maximum of 24 business hours. For urgent matters, you may contact us directly by phone.

Yes. Each client has direct access to their assigned attorney for case-related inquiries. We prioritize clear and transparent communication.

Our office hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:30 PM and Saturdays from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.