Everything about termination in Guatemala
Justified termination in Guatemala is one of the different ways to end an employment relationship. However...
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Is your company prepared for a labor inspection hearing in Guatemala?
It is becoming increasingly common for companies to receive notifications of hearings at the General Labor Inspectorate. This, ...
Laboring General Inspectorate Sanctions in Guatemala
The General Labor Inspectorate is a department of the Ministry of Labor and Social Security responsible for ensuring compliance…
When does a company need permanent legal advice?
Many companies turn to a lawyer only when they face a problem: an employment lawsuit, a breach of contract, a conflict between...
Corporate risks in Guatemala that companies underestimate
Many companies in Guatemala fail not due to a lack of sales, but due to a lack of structure. They grow, hire staff, sign contracts,...
Board of Directors vs. Sole Administrator: Which is better for a company in Guatemala?
When establishing a company in Guatemala, one of the most important decisions is defining how it will be managed...
The Most Costly Labor Error: Not Documenting Employee Absences
One of the most costly mistakes a company can make in labor matters is not properly documenting infractions…
Legal Guide to Buying Property in Guatemala: Everything You Need to Know Before Signing
Buying property in Guatemala is one of the most important financial decisions a person can make. However,...
Building permit in Guatemala: what it is, what it's for, and when it's mandatory
Table of Contents 1 What is a building permit? 2 What is the purpose of a building permit? 3 In which cases does it apply...
A patrimonial company in Guatemala is a legal entity established to hold and manage assets, typically for family wealth preservation and transfer. It's often used for estate planning, asset protection, and to centralize the administration of various holdings such as real estate, investments, and business interests.
In Guatemala, from a legal perspective, there is no corporate structure formally denominated as a “patrimonial society.” The Code…
Corporate Governance in Guatemala: what it is, how it works, and why it's key for businesses
Corporate governance in Guatemala is one of the most important elements for a company to function with order, transparency…
The Amparo in Guatemala
Table of Contents 1 What is Amparo? 2 Legal Basis 3 When does Amparo apply? 4 Types of Amparo 5 Who can file a…