Benefits

  • Protect deposits, timelines, penalties, and contingencies before you sign.
  • Align Spanish and English terms so nothing gets “lost in translation.”
  • Vetted structures for escrow, milestones, handover, and default.
  • Clear guidance on notary (Notaría), registration, and red flags.

Our process

  1. Buy securely via Stripe (fixed fee below).
  2. You’re redirected to our intake to upload the draft/details (1 hour response during business hours).
  3. We draft or mark-up in English & Spanish (if wanted), with clear comments.
  4. Delivery by email (PDF/Word). We answer follow-up questions and minor tweaks.

MLH is a legal concierge, not a law firm. If you need representation, we coordinate an independent Mexican lawyer.

Pricing & scope

Draft or Review

Offer letter or promissory agreement (contrato de promesa).

$179
USD, up to 3 pages
  • Pages after 3: $25/page (we’ll confirm total)
  • Spanish included on request
  • Turnaround: typically 24–72h
  • One round of minor edits included
Buy now — Secure Stripe TLS-encrypted • Apple/Google Pay

What’s not included

  • Litigation or representation (separate retainer if needed)
  • Notary fees, government fees, or escrow costs
  • Complex negotiations (we’ll quote if it goes beyond minor edits)

What we cover

  • Parties, property identifiers, purchase price, and deposits
  • Due-diligence windows & contingencies (permits, fideicomiso, HOA)
  • Deadlines, handover condition, penalties, and default terms
  • Dispute clause, governing law, language clause alignment

FAQ

Can you draft both English and Spanish?

Yes. Spanish is included if you want it; we align both versions.

Do I need a Notary (Notaría)?

The final deed requires a Notary. The offer/promissory sets terms before that. We’ll flag steps to plan ahead.

Talk to an English-speaking legal concierge

We confirm scope, price, and timeline before any work begins.

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