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Specialized in matters of foreigners, foundation of companies,
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Placenos presentarle nuestro Centro Juridico, con 12 años
en el
mercado local e internacional, el cual esta compuesto por un equipo de
profesionales capaces, con calidad de servicio, lo preside la LIC. CARMEN HERRERA
M., experta en Derecho, Comercial internacional y Migratorio, lo componen ademas
el DR. HUASCAR A. VENTURA, Abogado Notario Publico con 20 años de experiencia,
experto en Derecho Civil e Inmobiliario, el DR. JUAN I. FANAS Interprete Judicial,
con pleno dominio de los idiomas Frances, Ingles, Aleman, e Italiano, los Lieds.
ELBI HERRERA E YRONELIS FRAGOSO S., con una basta experiencia en el ambito
de las Cobranzas Legales. Nos permitimos hacer una breve resena de las areas
que manejamos.
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DERECHO MIGRATORIO.
El pais cuenta con la Ley 285 sobre Asuntos Migratorios, la cual establece
las debidas garantias para motivar a la Inversion Extranjera en distintas
ramas, esta Ley establece el otorgamiento de la residencia provisional por
un periodo de un ano, ademas de la cedula de extranjero, las cuales le
facilitan las gestiones comerciales en el pais.
Luego de haber disfrutado un ano de la residencia provisional la Ley le permite
optar por la residencia definitiva por un periodo de tres años, con
facilidades de renovacion.
Si es de interes del ciudadano extranjero optar por la naturalizacion dominicana
podra incoarlo mediante sus apoderados legales acogiendose al procedimiento
establecido en la Ley 1683 sobre naturalizacion.
Estamos celebrando la expansion de nuestro Centro Juridico, con corresponsales
en las principales provincias del pais y el extranjero en Republica de Panama,
Puerto Rico, Miami FL, en ese sentido tenemos un especial de Residencias Provisionales
con la cedula dominicana.
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DERECHO CIVIL
Nuestra firma ofrece a sus clientes asesoria en la planificacion legal en toda
materia relativa al Derecho de Familia, tales como Matrimonios, Divorcios,
Asesoria sobre Proteccion de Ninos, Ninas y Adolescente Ley 136-04, Adopciones
de Menores, Obligaciones Civiles, Ventas, Arrendamientos, Testamentes y disposiciones
de toda naturaleza, asi como todo aspecto del Derecho Civil General.
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DERECHO COMERCIAL E INVERSION EXTRANJERA
El Derecho Comercial y la Inversion Extranjera es el soporte principal del
mundo economico. Nuestra practica en Materia Comercial se extiende desde el
Derecho corporativo en si mismo, constitucion de nuevas compañias, Asambleas
Ordinarias y Extraordinarias, Eleccion de Domicilio, Registro exclusivo de
marcas comerciales hasta la asistencia y auditoria legal de Empresas Comerciales;
en la constitucion o adquisicion de companias, fusiones, alianzas y sociedades
en participacion, asi como asistencia legal y asesoria en transacciones internationales
en general.
La inversion de capitales en el pais desde los afios ochenta ha impulsado a
nuestros abogados a mantenerse en la vanguardia de las reformas legales y nuevas
practicas aplicadas en el sector de la inversion extranjera. Dentro de esta
area, nuestra firma asiste a sus clientes en todas las gestiones relativas
a Zonas Francas Industriales, a propiedad intelectual, asi como en la realizaciön
de contratos comerciales de caräcter nacional e international, de acuerdos
de distribucion y/o agencia, comision y contratos de transferencia de tecnologia.
DERECHO MARITIMO
En nuestra condicion de isla de ubicaciön estrategica en terminos comerciales,
la Repüblica Dominicana requiere del transporte maritimo como medio para
garantizar su permanencia en el mercado importador y exportador. En este orden,
nuestro equipo de trabajo esta en capacidad y disposiciön de brindar sus
servicios en las areas: Reclamacion de carga; Disputas en materia de fletamento;
Ejecucion de Hipotecas Navales y Embargos de Naves; Colisiones, Salvamentos
y Averia en general; Operaciones de Puertos; Reclamaciones de Seguros y Reaseguros;
Embarques comerciales; Abanderamiento de Buques; Contratos de Agencias y cualesquiera
otras materias conexas.
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DERECHO AERONAUTICO
Nuestra firma ofrece asistencia legal en gestiones como obtencion de Licencias
para Lineas Aereas, inscripcion de hipotecas, asi como tambien en casos de
demandas judiciales por Responsabilidad Civil y Reclamaciones.
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DERECHO FISCAL
La experiencia de nuestros abogados en el tren administrative de las autoridades
fiscales del pais y una solida formacion profesional garantizan un dominio
de los problemas practicos en materia fiscal y el aporte de las soluciones
mas eficaces para nuestros clientes.
Reiteramos nuestra disposicion de servicios, le saluda.
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THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: GENERAL INFORMATION
Geography
The Dominican Republic occupies two thirds of the island of Hispaniola. Its
geographical location -between Cuba and Puerto Rico -has turned it into one
of the main tourist attractions in the Caribbean and an ideal place for investment
and commercial exchange. It is politically divided into a National District
that includes the capital of the Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo de Guzm
n, and 29 provinces. The provinces are subdivided into counties.
The territory of the Dominican Republic is fertile, humid, and mountainous.
Close to 80% of the country is covered by a great chain of mountains that extends
in a north-south direction and among which Pico Duarte (3.175 m) is the highest
mountain in the country and in the Antilles. The coastline of the Dominican
Republic (approximately 1.633 km long) is irregular due to numerous bays that
form natural ports, among which The Bay of Calderas, in the south, and The
Bay of Samana, in the northeast, stand out the most.
Climate
The predominating climate in the island is semitropical. In the lowlands the
temperatures rise above 73øF during the whole year. During the summer,
the temperatures fluctuate between 80øF and 91øF. The highlands
are considerably colder.
The main natural resources in the Dominican Republic are agricultural. The
fertile soil of the valleys is very appropriate for growing crops and many
of the slopes of the mountains are covered by forests. The country also has
valuable deposits of nickel, gold and silver.
Population
About 7.8 million people live in the Dominican Republic. Of those, 60.5% live
in urban areas and the remaining 39.5% reside in the countryside. The population
growth rate for the period 1990-1995 was 1.9% per year.
The majority of the population of the Dominican Republic descends from a blend
between Indians, Spaniards and Africans.
RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS IN THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Under the Constitution of the Dominican Republic, the main purpose of the government
is to protect human rights and the general well being of the population, while
maintaining a system of individual freedom and social justice compatible with
public order.
Toward that end, the constitution recognizes certain rights for the country's
citizens _ and for citizens of other countries who are in the Dominican Republic
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the inviolability of life |
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individual safety; |
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the inviolability of the home, which means among other things that
the police may search no home except as specifically permitted by law
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the right to travel, subject to limited restrictions such as those
contained in the health, police, and immigration laws; |
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freedom of action, including the freedom generally to be free from
being required to take any actions that the law does not require and
from being prohibited from taking any actions that the law does not
prohibit; |
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freedom of speech, to the extent that people are permitted to freely
express their thoughts in writing or otherwise without the need for
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freedom to associate for any economic, social, cultural, or other
purpose except as may be prohibited by reason of national security
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freedom of religion; |
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the right to privacy, including with respect to correspondence,
private documents, and telephonic, telegraphic, and cablegram communications;
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freedom to work, including the freedom to organize labor unions
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freedom of enterprise, commerce, and industry, although monopolies
are only allowed for the benefit of the state or government institutions;
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protection of private property, which may not be taken away by the
government from any person except in cases of social interest and justified
public utility _ not political purposes _ and on payment of fair value
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the protection for a fixed period of time of rights in inventions,
discoveries, and scientific, artistic, and literary productions; |
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the protection of the family for the purpose of strengthening its
moral, religious, and cultural life, including:
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protection of pregnant women; |
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the adoption of health and hygiene measures to limit infant
mortality and promote the healthy growth and development of
children; |
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encouragement of home ownership and family savings through
the establishment of credit unions, consumer unions, and distribution
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full legal rights for married women, including the right
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freedom of education and elimination of illiteracy, including a
mandatory primary education provided at no cost by the government for
all inhabitants of the Dominican Republic and higher education provided
by vocational, trade, artistic, economic, craft, and agricultural schools;
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encouragement of a social security system for the elderly and a
social assistance program consisting of clothing, food, health care,
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Centro Juridico
Herrera Medrano
Ave. 27 de
Febrero Esq. Abraham Lincoln
Unicentro
Plaza, suite 30, segundo Nivel
Santo Domingo,
Republica Dominicana
Tel. 809-683-4374
, 809-472-2782 , 809-683-1399
Fax 809-381-0997
cel.: 809-224-3789
e-mail (ingles
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