This section features articles, guides and legal insights on Peruvian legal advisory from Lima, Peru, for foreign clients, Peruvians abroad, international families and law firms requiring legal assistance in Peru. Dr. Alberto Miranda covers foreign judgments, exequatur, Peruvian family law, estate matters, powers of attorney, cross-border civil cases and Peruvian law opinions for international matters.
«The child is Peruvian, sue in Peru» — why that logic is wrong In international family law, jurisdiction is defined by habitual residence — not by the passport Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 — Accredited Extrajudicial Conciliator | European Lawyers Association (AEA) […]
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You have the signed agreement but no one complies — what now Two distinct routes to enforce a family agreement when the other party lives abroad Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 — Accredited Extrajudicial Conciliator | European Lawyers Association (AEA) | Published
Signed Agreement No One Complies: What to Do – Dr. Miranda Leer más »
They signed in Lima — but enforcement is not in Lima. Why? Where an agreement was signed does not determine where it is enforced — what matters is where the child lives Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 — Accredited Extrajudicial Conciliator |
Signed in Lima but Enforcement Is Not in Lima – Dr. Miranda Leer más »
Parental Rights in Peru: Why They Cannot Be Transferred by Notarial Deed The common error when foreign document models reach the Peruvian legal system Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 | European Lawyers Association (AEA) | Published author, Illinois State Bar Association (2024)
Parental Rights in Peru: Cannot Be Transferred by Deed Leer más »
Based in Japan with a Legal Matter in Peru? Here’s What You Can Do Without Traveling Remote management from Japan via consular power of attorney at the Peruvian Consulate Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 | European Lawyers Association (AEA) | Published author,
Legal Procedure in Peru from Japan? – Dr. Alberto Miranda Leer más »
Legal Matter in Peru and Based in London? Here’s What You Can Do Without Traveling Remote management from the United Kingdom via consular power of attorney signed in London Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 | European Lawyers Association (AEA) | Published author,
Legal Matter in Peru from London? – Dr. Alberto Miranda Leer más »
How to Know if a Peruvian Lawyer is Reliable from Abroad: 6 Verifiable Signals A practical guide — no need to meet in person, no need to take anyone’s word for it Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian attorney specializing in international private law | CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS 18991 | European Lawyers Association (AEA)
Reliable Peruvian Lawyer from Abroad? 6 Verified Signs Leer más »
What Is a Court-Ready Expert Report on Peruvian Law? Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian Attorney · Private International Law · CAL N.º 39450 · MINJUS 18991 · Published Author, ISBA 2024 · Member, European Bar Association | Published: March 23, 2026 📌 Direct Answer — As of March 2026: A court-ready expert report on Peruvian
What Is a Court-Ready Expert Report on Peruvian Law (and When Do Courts Require It?) Leer más »
Dr. Alberto Miranda — Peruvian Attorney | Lima Bar Association, CAL No. 39450 | MINJUS No. 18991 | AEA Member since 2020 | ISBA Published Author | Peruvian Law Expert International child return under The Hague Convention in Peru — case study. According to Dr. Alberto Miranda, Peruvian attorney admitted to the Lima Bar Association
Child Return Under Hague Convention in Peru | Dr. Miranda Leer más »