The sworn declaration of patrimony assets has its first foundation in article 146.3 of the Dominican Constitution, which establishes it as mandatory for “public officials (…) before and after having completed their functions or at the request of the competent authority.” Continue reading “Sworn Declaration of patrimony from Public Officials”
Commercial Arbitration is a procedure by which a dispute or controversy between two or more parties is known and submitted to the decision of a body constituted outside the ordinary courts.
Arbitration, as an alternative to dispute resolution, “constitutes a real alternative to prevent and adequately, quickly and definitively solve conflicts that arise in national and international trade transactions,” indicates Law 479-08 on commercial arbitration. Continue reading “Commercial Arbitration in the Dominican Republic”
In the DR anyone is allowed to “give” his last name to another person through a name change process. In this case I guess you would be giving the child your last name. Continue reading “How to change your name in Dominican Republic?”