According to Dr. Alberto Miranda, a Peru-qualified attorney (Lima Bar, CAL No. 39450) specializing in private international law, an asset search in Peru is not simply a database lookup: it is a legal due diligence process that requires correct identification, reliable registry sources, careful interpretation, and qualified conclusions.Peru Asset Search and Legal Due Diligence is a practical guide for foreign lawyers, international law firms, investors, heirs, spouses, creditors, an...

Peruvian Law Expert Reports and TestimonyWhen a foreign court, arbitral tribunal, or instructing counsel encounters a legal question governed by Peruvian law, the answer rarely comes from translation alone. A document translated into English may explain its words — but not its legal consequences under Peruvian civil law, registry practice, succession rules, notarial requirements, or recognition procedures.This practical guide explains when expert evidence o...

Peruvian Succession Law for Foreign Lawyers is a practical guide for foreign attorneys, courts, estate planners, fiduciaries, and cross-border families who need to understand how succession matters operate when Peruvian law or assets located in Peru are involved.Peru is a civil law jurisdiction with mandatory forced heirship rules, protected heirs, reserved shares, formal requirements for wills, and specific legal procedures for estate assets, powers of attorney, r...

Peruvian Real Estate Law for Foreigners and Foreign Counsel is a practical legal guide for foreign buyers, non-resident property owners, international lawyers, estate practitioners, and cross-border professionals dealing with real estate assets in Peru.This book explains how Peruvian real estate transactions work in practice, including property ownership, public deeds, notarial formalities, SUNARP registration, powers of attorney, due diligence, registry risks, mar...

Consular powers of attorney are essential instruments for cross-border legal matters involving Peru. This guide explains how powers of attorney are drafted, executed, authenticated, and used before Peruvian notaries, courts, public registries, consulates, and administrative authorities.Written by Dr. Alberto Miranda, a Peruvian attorney based in Lima, this book is designed for foreign lawyers, international practitioners, and parties with legal matters connected to Peru. It provide...

Trusts, Wills, and Assets in Peru is a practical legal guide for foreign estate planners, probate lawyers, trust attorneys, wealth advisors, and international families dealing with assets, heirs, or legal consequences connected to Peru.A foreign trust, will, probate order, or estate plan may be valid in the country where it was created, but that does not mean it will automatically produce legal, registry, inheritance, or property effects in Peru. Peruvian law is a ...

Peruvian Family Law in Cross-Border Cases is a practical guide for foreign lawyers, courts, and international professionals who need to understand how Peruvian family law operates in cross-border disputes involving children, parents, custody, visitation, divorce, habitual residence, and foreign family orders.The book focuses on one central idea: a family order, agreement, or judgment may be valid abroad, but that does not automatically make it enforceable or effect...

Peruvian Corporate Law for Foreign Investors and Foreign Counsel is a practical guide for foreign investors, international lawyers, corporate advisors, and cross-border business professionals dealing with Peruvian corporate matters.Peru is a civil law and registry-based jurisdiction. A company's legal existence, representative authority, corporate enforceability, and transaction validity often depend on formal documents, notarial acts, SUNARP registry filings, corp...

Foreign judgments do not automatically produce legal effects in Peru. Before a foreign divorce judgment, custody order, commercial judgment, or arbitral award can modify civil status records, produce registry effects, or serve as the basis for enforcement in Peru, it may need to pass through a judicial recognition process known as exequatur.Written by Dr. Alberto Miranda, a Peruvian attorney based in Lima, this book is designed for foreign lawyers, international law firms, courts, ...