CELMA HELLEBUST
Your Brazilian Lawyer in Norway
With over 20 years of experience, Celma is the first Brazilian lawyer licensed to practice Brazilian law in Norway
The office
With over 20 years of legal experience in Brazil and Norway, Hellebust International Consultant is the first law firm authorized to act where Brazilian law is required in Norway.
Operating in different areas of law, our goal is to provide legal assistance to Norwegian companies and/or individuals on various issues related to Brazil and the application of its legislation.
The office can also act where the application of Norwegian law is required.
With efficient and personalized services tailored to individual needs, always guided by the highest ethical standards, the services at Hellebust International Consultant transcend geographical barriers. Our office is authorized to act where European law is applied.
Located in Sandnes, in the Stavanger region of Rogaland, Norway, the office also has on-site and online operations with associated lawyers and partners in Brazil.
Legal services offered
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Civil law
Button- Real Estate Law: Support in matters related to properties located in Brazil. We have experience in dealing with both buyers and sellers of properties in cases that include taxes, buying and selling, and insurance.
- Succession Law: Support in matters of inheritance, asset distribution, division of property, estate planning, wealth transfer between generations, wills, and inheritance disputes.
- Social Security Law: Aims to ensure that every Brazilian citizen has access to their social contribution and retirement rights.
- Family Law: Attention to issues related to marriage, divorce, common-law marriage, prenuptial agreements, etc.
- Tax Law: Attention to the most common tax issues for Brazilians living abroad, double taxation agreements.
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Business law
Button- Business and Tax Planning: Assistance in tax declarations to the Brazilian tax authorities and contract drafting.
- Property: Intellectual or industrial property linked to intangible assets such as processes, techniques, trademarks, codes, or methods.
- Application of Brazilian Law in Norway: Brazilians who reside / plan to reside in the country, or are married to Norwegians and in need of legal assistance.
20 years
20 years of legal experience in Brazil and Norway
First
First Brazilian lawyer licensed to practice Brazilian law in Norway
Consul of Brazil
Honorary Consul of Brazil in Stavanger