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American Citizens Services
Consulting with an attorney in Mexico

The Embassy cannot represent U.S. citizens in court nor provide legal counsel. Instead, you may wish to consult with an attorney in Mexico, who can provide advice on your options and remedies within the Mexican legal system. The Embassy in Mexico maintains a list of local attorneys who speak English. However, the Embassy cannot recommend a particular attorney and assumes no responsibility for the quality of service provided.

Click on the following for current lists for

a) attorneys in Mexico City, and for

b) attorneys in the states that comprise the consular district of the Embassy in Mexico City.