at a glance | Even for natives It takes some time and effort to comprehend brazilian legislation, and for most foreigners, with the language barrier, the legal terminology adds another layer of complexity - while it is generally no reason for most to worry about, laws should not be inferred based on one's sense of justice and should not be understimated in its effect - when in doubt, we highly recommend consulting an experienced lawyer, fluent in portuguese and the consultant's native language. The search for legal aid in a foreign country might not be as straightforward as it could be in one's native land. In this chapter we provide simple legal tips on everyday topics that might sooner or later be needed by visitors and residents alike. |
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