Inheritance in Chaco, Argentina: Farms, Courts & Taxes
Inheriting land in Chaco: forced heirship, procedure code Ley 2559-M, courts in Resistencia and the interior, forest rules and tips for heirs abroad.
Inheritance in Catamarca, Argentina: A Guide for Heirs
Inheriting olive groves, walnut fincas or a home in Catamarca: forced heirship, provincial courts and registry, taxes and advice for heirs abroad.
Inheritance in Buenos Aires City (CABA): Heirs’ Guide
Inheriting an apartment or bank account in Buenos Aires City: national civil courts, the 3% court fee, no inheritance tax, and tips for heirs abroad.
Inheritance in Buenos Aires Province: Heirs’ Guide
Inheriting in Buenos Aires Province: forced heirship, judicial departments, the La Plata registry, the ITGB inheritance tax and tips for heirs abroad.
Cattle Farm in La Rioja Argentina – Explained by Argentina Attorney Lawyer
🐄 Cattle Farms in La Rioja, Argentina – Legal, Economic, and Investment Guide La Rioja is one of Argentina’s most underestimated provinces for cattle farming. While it does not compete with the Pampas in rainfall or density, it offers strategic land opportunities, lower entry prices, and growing agricultural development for both local and foreign investors.…
Farm Succession Planning Checklist (Argentina)
✅ Farm Succession Planning Checklist (Argentina) 🧭 1️⃣ Define Objectives First Before drafting any legal documents, it is essential to clarify the real goals of the succession. At the outset, every owner should reflect on the following points: ☐ Who will control the farm after death? ☐ Who should receive income rather than…
Inheritance & Estate Planning for Rural Land in Argentina
Inheritance & Estate Planning for Rural Land in Argentina Inheritance and estate planning for rural land in Argentina is very different from what many foreign investors expect. The system is strongly influenced by civil law, forced heirship, probate, tax structure, and land-use regulation, and it applies equally to agricultural and cattle farms. To organize…
Buy or Sell an Argentine Farm: Agricultural or Cattle. Explained by Argentina Attorney Lawyer
Farmland In Argentina, any rural property is often loosely called a farm, but legally and economically there’s a big difference between an agricultural farm and a cattle farm. The distinction affects land value, taxes, risk, management, and even foreign investment decisions. Below is a clear, practical comparison from a legal-economic perspective. 1️⃣ Core Purpose 🌾…
Real Estate Lost, Robbed or by Theft? Learn What Adverse Possession is in Argentina.
Adverse Possession in Argentina By Sebastian LIMERES, Argentine Lawyer – Practical and Legal Explanation Visit Limeres.com or Contact Us through WhatsApp: wa.me/5491141620021 and/or wa.me/19257918555 1. Introduction Adverse possession, known in Argentina as “adverse possession” or “adverse possession”, is a legal mechanism through which a person who possesses a property for a certain period of time…
Argentina’s Law of Lands – Law 26737 – Rural Lands in Argentina –
Status note (October 2026): Decree 70/2023 tried to repeal this law, but on October 9, 2026 Argentina’s Supreme Court provisionally suspended that repeal, so the limits on foreign ownership of rural land are being applied again while the case continues. Check the current status before any purchase. If you are buying, selling or inheriting a…
