can anyone please advise me of either a UK / US law firm that is able to advise on panamanian law?
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Barbosa&Stevenson in NY city..i'm exporting my products to panama and they've helped me a lot
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Ask a lawyer about what you can do.
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You should contact a Solicitor.
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I wish I knew. check out the Cornell law website if you feel like doing some research on your own.
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It seems to me the smartest thing to do is to consult a lawyer ASAP.  They would be able to give you the best advice since laws are different in each state.  I believe, but don't quote me, that consultations are usually free.  And at least you will know if you have a case.  Good Luck.
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findlaw.com\n\nIt's a good place to start.
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This is a link for some immigration lawyers in the Vancouver, BC, area.  I couldn't tell you a good one from a bad one but the link gives some guidelines on how to pick a lawyer and also gives the names of some.\n\nhttp://www.canadalegal.info/prov-bc/lawyers-vancouver/vancouver-immigration.html\n\nThat said, I don't know if you would be wiser to pick a lawyer located in Canada or one who specializes in immigration to Canada but is situated in the country you are coming from.\n\nBena
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Theres a legal advice bureau in England, theres solicitors.co.uk and the law society governs and registers all solicitors in the UK.\nSimply search engine query should turn up the relevant information - try the UK version of dog pile.
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go here\nhttp://www.lawyerment.com.my
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You need to get a lawyer (they are not as expensive as they are in the US) in Ecuador that is bilingual and HIGHLY recommended. First, I would check with the US Embassy/Consultate in Ecuador and ask if they have a list of lawyers they know of or you could use.\n\nIn countries like Ecuador, if people who lots of land,property or only one they creat Associations/Corporations under another name and even have board of directors (usually people in a legal office) so it is not like you can look up a SSN or the public records like we can in the US.\n\nThe lawyer(s) can do a search of the REGISTRO PUBLICO - If your dad had local identification (in Panama we call it CEDULA) and they can look for the porperty for you.\n\nBank accounts?  \n\nBesides the documents you mentioned (which you will have to have APOSTILLED not only notarized) you will need a WILL where you are named.  If your name has changed because of marriage/divorce, you will need those documents as well.  They will all have to be translated and the lawyer's office in Ecuador should be able to do that for you.\n\nDid your father ever work in the USA or have a bank account? \n\nIt will take TIME and 'expert' help.  You need a lawyer - period and he/she will tell you all you want.\n\nAlso, if you speak spanish, you could go online and check under the Ecuatorian legal websites what is needed...BUT also many legal firms that are bilingual (even if you don't use them) have some of this information in both languages.\n\nI am not a lawyer but I do believe in them - especially in Latin/Central/South America - you think welive in a bureacratic country in the USA?  You have seen NOTHING until you get to Ecuador.  Trust me on this.\n\nGood luck and I am sorry for your loss.
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Go to the closest American Embassy or Consulate and ask for a list of English speaking attorneys.  \n\nEmbassies do not have an obligation to help you pay for an attorney, but they have an obligation to direct you towards possible attorneys.
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You situation is complex and will depend on several factors relating to your marriage situation and the Nationality of your child. You need to find a qualified immigration lawyer to help you. Go to the following website www.OISC.gov.uk the level of advise you will need would be Lvl 2 upwards so you need to find an adviser who is qualified to give the advise you need. I would recommend a lawyer that specialise in immigration law. \n\nbest of luck \n\nmgi1975
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Start by getting yourself a copy of the Uniform Commercial Code. Trust me it will be of great help. It will tell you all that both parties are allowed to do in court and will give you specific guidlines for the laws that all buisnesses in the US must follow.
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phone the british consulate over there and they will be able to recomend a good one.
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Try a real estate lawyer.  PA Bar Association should be able to find one for you.  \n\nIf in Eastern PA, good luck.  Flooding has only recently become a big issue for much of that region.
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I imagine some large firms have offices in the UK, but If you are planning to apply for a visa to travel to the US, you have to deal directly with the US consulate in your area.  The consulates don't deal with lawyers, generally.  You can do an online consulatation with some lawyers in the US that have websites.
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look for an immigration lawyer...they'll give you some advice.