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Updated 2025: The Implementation of the National Code of Civil and Family Procedures

The National Code of Civil and Family Procedures (CNPCyF) represents one of the most significant legal reforms in recent years. Approved by the Mexican Congress and published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación on June 7, 2023, this Code seeks to standardize and modernize the rules governing civil and family procedures throughout the country. […]
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The reform to Mexico’s Amparo Law was published in the Official Gazette and comes into force on October 17, 2025

Amparo Law Reform 2025: What Changes and How It Affects You (Updated — October 17, 2025)

The amparo proceeding is one of the most important constitutional protections against actions by authorities in Mexico. Following the legislative process in October 2025, Congress approved changes to the Amparo Law, the bill was enacted and the decree was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation; the reform enters into force on October 17, […]
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Artificial Intelligence and Copyright in Mexico 2025

Artificial Intelligence and Copyright in Mexico 2025: What You Need to Know After the Supreme Court’s Landmark Ruling

Introduction The use of artificial intelligence (AI) to generate images, text, music, and videos has exploded in recent years. However, a recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) clarifies a crucial point: works created exclusively by AI cannot be protected by copyright in Mexico.This decision sets a national precedent and […]
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Private Mediation in Quintana Roo: An Efficient Alternative to Traditional Litigation?

Introduction In Playa del Carmen and throughout Quintana Roo, legal disputes don’t always have to end up in court. Since the reform of the State’s Alternative Justice Law in 2021, private mediation centers have emerged as a legal and efficient way to resolve family, civil, commercial, and even labor disputes.But what does private mediation really […]
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DO YOU ALREADY HAVE A WILL?

In Mexico, most people do not prepare wills due to ignorance of the subject, it is said that no more than 7% of Mexicans have a will, due to erroneous beliefs, such as thinking that it is expensive to do so or because they do not have many assets to inherit.
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