Lawyers in Puebla

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The Judicial Branch of Puebla (Poder Judicial) comprises the Superior Court of Justice (Tribunal Superior de Justicia), the Judicial Council (Consejo de la Judicatura) and civil and criminal chambers. The state is divided into judicial districts with courts of first instance for civil, commercial, family and criminal matters, in addition to control, oral trial and enforcement courts of the accusatorial system. The city of Puebla and Tehuacán concentrate much of the activity. Los asuntos federales se ventilan por separado ante juzgados de distrito.

Puebla retains its own Civil Code and Code of Civil Procedure, in transition toward the National Code of Civil and Family Procedure (Código Nacional de Procedimientos Civiles y Familiares). Its automotive and textile industrial fabric drives labor and commercial litigation, while its extensive rural and community areas generate agrarian matters heard before federal agrarian courts. Por eso conviene un abogado que litigue habitualmente en el estado.

The accusatorial and oral criminal justice system has been fully operational since 2016, and oral commercial trials are conducted under the Commercial Code (Código de Comercio).

Fees depend on the matter and its complexity; on average they are somewhat lower than in Mexico City. Our lawyers in Puebla explain their fees up front, and many offer the first consultation free of charge.

We have coverage in Puebla de Zaragoza and in the main cities of Puebla. Once you tell us your city, we assign you the lawyer on our team who is closest and most specialized in your matter.

In Puebla we handle family, criminal, labor, civil, commercial, tax, immigration, real-estate, and amparo (constitutional relief) law, among other areas.

Yes. Puebla receives many foreign nationals, and we have lawyers in the state who speak English and handle cross-border matters involving property, estates, immigration, and business.