servicios judiciales

Hay gestiones que no son solo gestiones.
Por su complejidad y magnitud requieren un proceso judicial.

La seguridad de no estar en manos de gestores

Foto de Juzgado Letrado de Familia en Montevideo

Rectificación de Partidas

Los errores u omisiones en las partidas uruguayas para su corrección requieren de un juicio de rectificación ante el Juzgado de Familia.
Archivo del Arzobispado de Montevideo

Rectificación de actas religiosas

Las correcciones nunca son simples trámites.
Son procesos que deben estar acompañados de elementos probatorios y correctamente presentados, incluso ante las Autoridades Religiosas.
Mesa Centralizada del Juzgado de Familia Montevideo

Testimonio de Sentencia

Los testimonios son la copia fiel y legítima de las sentencias que deben solicitarse judicialmente en el expediente.
Estos son necesarios para acreditar divorcios, adopciones y cualquier otra desición que haya tenido lugar de forma judicial.

Otros Procesos Judiciales y Notariales

Nos encargamos de cualquier otro proceso judicial o notarial que necesiten realizar en Uruguay

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Who is María Pía?

Doctor of Law and Social Sciences since 2011, with a postgraduate degree in Procedural Law, her career has been built between technical knowledge and a keen sensitivity to the human realities behind each case file.

Born in Bella Unión, at the triple border between Uruguay, Argentina, and Brazil, she grew up in an environment naturally linked to the movement of people, cultures, and identities. That early experience awakened a deep understanding of belonging and human mobility.

Shortly after graduating, she emigrated alone to Australia, living in cities like Brisbane, Melbourne, and Charters Towers. That stage was decisive: it not only consolidated her professional autonomy but also reinforced her commitment to a law that understands people, not just rules.

Upon her return to Uruguay, she has been involved in cases of great legal and human complexity. She assisted in one of the largest real estate transactions in the country and actively participated in international congresses such as those organized by the American Bar Association.

Today she leads the legal-notarial firm Sarasua & Asociados, advising top brands and companies without losing sight of the essential: providing clear and committed support to those facing important legal decisions.

Who is Santiago?

With almost ten years of experience at the Italian Embassy in Montevideo, he held a cross-functional role to the point that he has been involved in almost every conceivable case. He combines his deep technical knowledge with a close and humane approach to those facing immigration processes.

At 24, he emigrated alone to Uruguay, and that personal experience as a migrant was the driving force behind his thorough study of immigration laws, procedures, and challenges.

During the pandemic, Santiago played a crucial role assisting stranded Italian citizens in Uruguay, managing their return in a context of closed borders and great uncertainty.

That experience strengthened his commitment to facilitating and simplifying Immigration Law, providing clear and reliable support at every step of the way.

Today, Santiago is dedicated to supporting his clients with professionalism and empathy, turning complex legal procedures into concrete opportunities for those seeking to make their projects come true.