Constitutional Law

Fernández Zubia Lawyers

If you are facing abuse or an arbitrary action, our team of expert lawyers in amparo proceedings is ready to advise you and support you at every stage of the process.

What is an amparo proceeding and how does it work in Mexico?

The amparo proceeding is the legal mechanism that protects human and constitutional rights against acts of authority that violate them. It is regulated by the Amparo Law and allows any citizen or company to go before the Judiciary to request the protection of their constitutional rights.

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In what situations does an amparo proceeding apply?

Tax amparo: against fines, tax assessments, and SAT seizures. Administrative amparo: against closures, sanctions, or acts by local and federal authorities. Criminal amparo: in the face of arbitrary detentions, arrest warrants, or irregular proceedings. Labor amparo: to protect fundamental rights in disputes involving court rulings.

Why choose us as your Amparo Law lawyers?

Strategies designed for each specific case. Quick response to acts of authority. Close support throughout the entire process. Full transparency in timing and costs.

Types of amparo in Mexico

In our firm, we offer specialized advice in the two modalities: Direct amparo: applies against final judgments, awards, and rulings that no longer allow an appeal. Indirect amparo: filed against acts of authority outside of court proceedings or during the process.

Protect your rights

At Fernández Zubia Abogados, we have a team of lawyers specializing in Amparo Law in Mexico, with extensive experience in defending constitutional rights. Our commitment is to protect you against any act of authority that puts your freedoms at risk.


Frequently Asked Questions

How long does an amparo proceeding take?

Generally between 3 and 6 months, depending on the complexity of the case.

Who can file an amparo in Mexico?

Any individual or legal entity that believes their constitutional rights have been violated.

Which authority resolves an amparo?

The Federal Judiciary through district judges and collegiate courts.

What is the difference between direct and indirect amparo?

Direct amparo is filed against final judgments, while indirect amparo protects against acts outside of court proceedings.

What is the cost of an amparo proceeding?

It depends on the type of procedure and the matter (tax, criminal, administrative).

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