by Gustavo Calderón | Nov 30, 2011 | Blog, Constitutional Law, Family, Opinion, Slider Content
Today, November 30th, 2011, will be marked as a historic date in the legal and social life of Quintana Roo, as though almost unnoticed and barely mentioned in the media, were held the first two marriages between same sex persons and more interesting is that these...
by Calderón & Asociados | Jul 19, 2011 | Blog, Family
Thinking of getting married in Mexico? Yes it is possible, however there are many things to know before taking any decision which will help you to make the marriage process a completely out-of-the-box experience By Solomon Freimuth and Gustavo...
by Calderón & Asociados | Jul 19, 2011 | Blog, Family
Adoption as we know it today has been evolving throughout the ages. Various civilizations have recognized and utilized it. In Mexico, the figure was not clearly regulated until 1917. Unlike other eras, the focus given to adoption today is that which seeks to protect...
by Calderón & Asociados | Jul 19, 2011 | Blog, Family
By Patricia Clemente and Gustavo Calderon; translated by Solomon Freimuth VULNERABLE CHILDREN AND ADOPTION AS PART OF THE SOLUTION TO THE PROBLEM OF SOCIAL BREAKDOWN IN MEXICO. Being able to adopt in Mexico is considered, by international standards, as...
by Calderón & Asociados | Jul 19, 2011 | Blog, Family
By Marisol Hernández; translated by Solomon Freimuth REQUIREMENTS, PROCEDURE AND INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION Currently, the adoption procedure in Mexico is considered long and on occasion can become difficult or tedious, this derived from lack of knowledge of...
