Escrow accounts
An escrow account is a temporary deposit held by a third party, usually called an escrow agent, on behalf of two other parties. The temporary account operates until the transaction is complete and all conditions between both parties are settled. The money or other assets are debited from the escrow account when certain predetermined legal obligations are fulfilled or the escrow agent receives an instruction to release the assets. Escrow accounts are designed differently to regular accounts. While they can be used to hold securities, funds, money and other assets, these temporary deposit arrangements are most often used in real estate transactions.
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Before opening a company, you must have a clear picture of all the advantages and disadvantages of every option in South America and the nearby islands such as Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao and Trinidad and Tobago. Please bear in mind: if you need to incorporate a company in Brazil, make sure you contact us first. There are fundamental differences between private (fundação privada) and public (fundação pública) entities in Brazil.
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Legal translation is all about rendering translation services in the field of law. This includes translating contracts, agreements, articles of association (in case of company formation), as well as various business documents and blanks. Legal translation is different from other forms of translation, as it relies on the utmost precision of conveying information and terminological correspondence, as incorrect translation may lead to significant legal ramifications, including law violations and lawsuits.

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