Tiffer & Asociados

Submitted by ptiffer on 11 January, 2006 - 16:50.
TIFFER & ASOCIADOS, is a Law firm founded in 2001, our members have been lawyers since 1965. We specialize in several areas of the practice of Law with the mission of proving the best service to our clients, with ethics and professionalism. English spoken.

Our areas of practice are:

  • Corporate Law
  • Free Zone
  • Tourism Law
  • Banking and Properties Law
  • Labor and Employment Law
  • Civil Law
  • Real Estate
  • Immigration Law

Contact with: 

 Paul Tiffer
 Abogado y Notario Público
 Tiffer & Asociados
 Reparto Bolonia
 Hospital Militar 1c. al lago, 1c. abajo
 Cel.: 8841652; Tel.: 2668622
 Managua, Nicaragua
 E-mail: ptiffer@cablenet.com.ni

First American Title Insurance Company Approved Attorney.

See here and here for people talking about their experiences.

The following is a specific answer by Paul Tiffer to a question here but is of general interest.

Some clients wrote me asking about a Nicaliving art, or question, in my opinion it´s could be useful if I had this general answer:

According to Nicaraguan Civil Law, anybody can leave properties through a Public Deed called a Testamento, prepared with a Nicaraguan Notary. It is the equivalent of a will in the USA, but with more solemnity. It is necessary to do it in front of three legal witnesses. In the Testamento the owner of the property can appoint the heir or heiress. It could be a Nicaraguan, American, or any other nationality. The person is going to express his or her last will or desire.

On the other hand a will from USA, or any other country, is legal in Nicaragua, but it is necessary to do the proper authentications, translations and registration in Nicaragua. For that reason, it could be more useful, cheaper and easier for the heiress have a Nicaraguan Testamento, for the properties in Nicaragua.

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Good, accessible lawyer in Leon

Submitted by quensey on 16 March, 2007 - 04:09.

Hello Mr. Tiffer, I'm also seeking a good, accessible lawyer in Leon for a possible incorporation and real estate transaction.

Paul Tiffer in the Forums section

Submitted by fyl on 11 May, 2006 - 09:02.

See http://www.nicaliving.com/node/4344 for another comment about Paul Tiffer from a NL member.

Hello Mr. Tiffer

Submitted by bluecayuga on 26 February, 2006 - 11:10.

Miskito Alan from this blog refered me to you. Could you recommend a good real estate lawyer in Leon? Preferably someone who speaks English (my son is who will meet with the lawyer and he has been speaking Spanish for only 6 months).

I am buying property outside Leon and my son is doing the transaction for me. I do not want to send money until I hire another lawyer to make sure the transaction is legal and the property will be mine.

Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, sheila m. kyle/ blue cayuga studio New York State, USA

Direct email

Submitted by no longer registered on 27 February, 2006 - 07:00.

Sheila, I am pretty certain Paul doesn't frequent this site. Better to send him a direct email (listed in his ad). He responded to me via email and phone on the same day I contacted him...

Buena suerte!

Ok, I'm happy

Submitted by fyl on 27 January, 2006 - 10:47.

I asked Paul to do some work for me. He did it quickly and efficiently and kept me posted along the way. I'm a happy customer.

On the note with immigration questions, I actually discussed dealing with immigration with him a bit. His advice is to avoid lawyers when talking to immigration. His explanation, which makes a lot of sense, is that people in immigration don't make much money and when you show up with your "expensive lawyer" they are all the more likely to make things as complicated as possible for you.

Immigration

Submitted by se_vnt3 on 19 January, 2006 - 09:35.

Mr. Paul Tiffer Rodríguez, do you dipple or dabble in a little bit of Immigration law?

Immigration

Submitted by ptiffer on 5 April, 2006 - 11:17.

Hello:

I would like to know if any of you need any help for any immigration business. I am starting to work in this field again. The reason is there is a new person here to handle these things.

Best Regards,

Paul

Paul Tiffer Rodríguez Abogado y Notario Público Tiffer & Asociados Reparto Bolonia Hospital Militar 1c. al lago, 1c. abajo Cel.: 8841652; Telf.: 2668622 Managua, Nicaragua

Great News!

Submitted by Miskito Alan on 5 April, 2006 - 16:43.

Miskito Alan ®

Many people prefer an attorney for immigration and/or residency help and all of us at "NL" will be happy to recommend you and your associates.

Best regards - Alan.

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email maybe better

Submitted by no longer registered on 19 January, 2006 - 10:14.

I'm not sure Paul actually reads this site. I emailed him and got an almost immediate reply (w/in 2 hrs) and have been able to reach him via cell with no problems...

2 - Emails

Submitted by Miskito Alan on 27 February, 2006 - 07:13.

&#9829 Miskito Alan:

The post by Shelia above was a copy of the 1st email that she sent to "Lawyer Paul" and she sent a 2nd email to him yestterday.

The reason that I am commenting is the fact that she did heed your January advice to her and email "Lawyer Paul" direct.

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HI Gang,

Submitted by bluecayuga on 6 April, 2006 - 05:51.

Yes, I sent Paul an e-mail and he answered it immediately. He is wonderful and more importantly, honest. He went way out of his way to accomidate my insane "vacation" schedule.

I highly recommend him. sheila Kyle Ithaca NY and soon to be part time Nicaragua winter person.