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Lisboa Portugal

Lamares, Capela & Associados - Sociedade de Advogados, SP, RL is a well-established law firm located in Lisboa, Portugal. The firm provides a wide range of legal services, including immigration, corporate law, real estate, litigation, labor law, and intellectual property. With a team of experienced attorneys, Lamares, Capela & Associados is known for its expertise, professionalism, and commitment to delivering tailored legal solutions to meet the needs of its clients. The firm serves both domestic and international clients, ensuring high-quality legal representation and strategic advice. Its dedication to excellence and client satisfaction has made it a trusted name in the legal community in Portugal.

Portuguese lawyers Ana Sofia Lamares and Diogo Capela are the founding partners of the law firm. After deepening their expertise and gaining experience, primarily in the fields of Immigration and Citizenship, both decided to found LACA and pursue their mission. The team brings together lawyers internationally renowned for their expertise, as well as professionals from other areas meticulously and carefully chosen, to ensure that the team is in line with a rigorous personal and professional ethos.

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Episode 7: Diogo Capela, Internationally Recognized Immigration Lawyer in Portugal

Diogo Capela, founding partner of Lamares, Capela & Associados in Lisbon, discusses why so many people are drawn to Portugal, what it feels like to actually live there, and, drawing on his legal expertise, the visa pathways and residency options available to expats. From Portuguese food and culture to relocation strategy and practical guidance, this episode offers a thoughtful look at life in Portugal.

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