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I have practiced law in Costa Rica for over seventeen years. Prior to moving to Costa Rica in 1998, I had practiced law in Victoria, B.C., for fourteen years. Over the thirty-one plus years that I have practiced law, I have acquired a wealth of legal knowledge, largely imparted to the ex-pat law clients (primarily U.S. and Canadian) that I have served in Costa Rica.

My main areas of practice have been Residency Applications, property rentals and purchases, company incorporations, business documentation, and the like, all oriented toward the ex-pat community, and particularly those ex-pats who are recent arrivals.

I am now stepping-back from offering a full-service law practice and instead, offering to share the legal due diligence information required for the legal processes that one would encounter in moving to Costa Rica, through seminars and online, or personal consultations.

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I chose Tamarindo for my new home, in Guanacaste’s Pacific “Gold Coast”, the prime location for ex-pats moving to Costa Rica, located near the Liberia International Airport (LIR).

I have modeled my new legal offering on the International Living Conference Business Model, an organization that I represented as their Costa Rica lawyer for over twelve years. The goal is to produce informed ex-pats, who will understand the legal processes involved in moving to Costa Rica, and will “get it right the first time”.

Limited attendance seminars are offered once per month, on the second Tuesday of each month, at a location in the Gold Coast area. The seminar for Tuesday, February 11, 2020, will be held at the Tamarindo Diria Hotel Convention Center, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.

The seminars consist of a one hour narrated PowerPoint presentation, followed by a one-hour open question and answer session, covering the following topics:

  • How To Choose Your Correct Costa Rica Lawyer, or Realtor
  • The Differences Between The U.S./Canadian And Costa Rica Legal Systems
  • How To Apply For Residency Immigration Status In Costa Rica
  • The Legal Process For Renting Or Purchasing Property
  • The Procedure and Benefits of Incorporating a Company
  • The Costa Rica Banking System And Escrow Account Process
    Online Consultations and Personal Consultations in the Flamingo, Tamarindo, and Playas Del Coco Areas also available.
    • Information and inquires At Email:

Rick is a member of the Costa Rica College of Lawyers, and practices law in Costa Rica in the areas of real estate and development, corporate, commercial, contract, immigration, and banking. Contact Rick at rick@costaricacanadalaw.com. Website: www.costaricacanadalaw.com.

A note from the editor of the Q:
Rick Phelps has been a contributor to Q Costa Rica since its beginning days in 2012. In addition, Rick is a personal friend of many years, way even before the Q. There is a cost to Rick’s seminars. The Q does not benefit from any consideration, implied or otherwise, from this article.

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Richard Philps
Richard Philpshttp://costaricacanadalaw.com/
Attorney Richard (Rick) Philps is a Canadian citizen, naturalized as a citizen of Costa Rica. Rick practiced law in Victoria, B.C., Canada as a member of the Law Society of British Columbia, for fourteen years, prior to moving to Costa Rica in 1998. Rick then earned his Bachelor of Laws and Licensing Degrees (Civil Law), with Honours, and a Post-Graduate Degree in Notary and Registry Law, from the Metropolitana Castro Carazo and Escuela Libre de Derecho Universities, in San Jose. Rick is a member of the Costa Rica College of Lawyers, and practices law in Costa Rica in the areas of real estate and development, corporate, commercial, contract, immigration, and banking. To contact Attorney Rick Philps about hiring him as your Costa Rican Attorney; Email: rick@costaricacanadalaw.com, Website: www.costaricacanadalaw.com

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