Legal Trust Score
Before you commit.
Your contract, your developer and your project, scored against a versioned methodology and signed by a Mexican attorney. You get an overall score from 0 to 100, a clear verdict, and the actions we would take, in the order we would take them.
A written answer you can act on.
- An Overall Legal Trust Score from 0 to 100
- A verdict: Proceed · Proceed with conditions · Legal review required · High risk
- Your critical clauses, quoted, with page and clause number
- What the contract does not say — the protections that are missing
- Recommended actions, in order
Four steps, and an attorney at the end of them.
- 01
Tell us what you're buying.
Developer, project, unit, price. About fifteen questions, five minutes.
- 02
Send us what you have.
Purchase or reservation contract, payment schedule, brochure, corporate documents, correspondence with the developer or broker. Encrypted in transit and at rest.
- 03
We read it and score it.
Your documents are analyzed against a versioned rulebook. Every finding cites the clause and the page it came from — no finding without a source.
- 04
An attorney signs it.
No report leaves this office until a Mexican attorney has reviewed the findings.
The rules we hold ourselves to.
You pay. Developers never do.
PeninsuLawyers takes no fees, commissions or referrals from developers or brokers. Not on this service, not on any other.
One methodology, applied the same way to every file.
The same rules run against every contract we read, and they are versioned.
Every finding cites its source.
If we cannot show you where it came from, it does not go in the report.
We tell you when the answer is boring.
A clean contract gets a high score and a short report.
Contract Review reads the contract on its own.
One contract, read line by line by a Mexican attorney. You get written findings on every clause that puts you at risk, in plain English, with the clause and page cited — plus what the contract does not say, and what to ask the developer to change.
What this is not
These services are a review of the documents you provide and of public records. They are not a title search, not a property inspection, and not a guarantee of any outcome. Representation in a dispute is a separate engagement.