Real estate
Purchase and sale, mortgage, cancellations, Property Registry, homestead affidavits, options, and leases.
Attorney · Notary
Focus of the practice
Request notarization of documents, affidavits, and signature authentication. We work with individuals and institutions and coordinate identity and form requirements.
Scheduled when the matter calls for them, alongside the notarial practice.
Purchase and sale, mortgage, cancellations, Property Registry, homestead affidavits, options, and leases.
Wills, declaration of heirs, and partition of an estate before a notary.
Work at your home, workplace, or event venue, depending on the matter.
Also
Notarial acts for meetings and condominium surveys, and horizontal property matters. As an associate from 2016 to 2017, she worked on the establishment of horizontal property regimes.
General answers. Each act depends on its facts and on the formal requirements.
Affidavits, signature authentications, powers of attorney, and other documents that require a Puerto Rico notarial act. The identity of the person appearing and the form of the document are confirmed when the appointment is set. Not every document takes the same act.
Call (787) 614-7094, write to ym@ymdestudiolegal.com, or send the contact form. Say which document it is, the municipality, and whether you need an on-site visit. Contact does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Yes. The practice serves San Juan and the metro area — Bayamón, Caguas, Carolina, Guaynabo, and Trujillo Alto — and the rest of Puerto Rico. A visit to a home, office, or event venue is scheduled according to the matter.
Besides notarizations: real estate (purchases and sales, mortgages, the Property Registry, homestead affidavits, options, and leases), estate planning (wills, declaration of heirs, and partition before a notary), and work at the place the matter requires. Condominium acts and horizontal property matters are also available.
Yes. Attorney Martínez Delgado works in Spanish and English.
To schedule a notarization, use the form or call. Contact does not create an attorney-client relationship.