Kemberly focuses on civil law and civil procedure, and handles real estate, registry, and corporate matters. Her practice includes commercial contracts, family law and estates, labor and criminal matters, consumer protection, and trademark registration. She assesses each matter from the outset and tracks its deadlines, procedural steps, and filings before courts, notaries, and the Public Registry.
Kemberly Pérez Romero’s practice centers on civil law and civil procedure and includes obligations and contracts, collections, claims, and enforcement and foreclosure proceedings. She prepares complaints, answers, appeals, and motions, and tracks the deadlines and procedural steps in each case.
In real estate and registry matters, she works on preliminary purchase agreements, sales and gifts of property, possessory rights, and adverse possession, including work before the Public Registry and notaries. She also manages land subdivisions and procedures before the National Land Administration Authority (ANATI), as well as construction permits and matters involving real estate developers. In corporate matters, she helps form corporations, civil companies, and foundations and prepares articles of incorporation, powers of attorney, and minutes.
She also handles commercial contracts, family law and estates, labor and criminal matters, consumer protection, and trademark registration. In family law, she works on custody, visitation, divorces, family agreements, and probate proceedings. In criminal matters, she reviews case files, prepares filings, and attends proceedings at prosecutors’ offices, depending on the case.
Beyond private practice, she has worked in the litigation department of a financial institution and in the public sector, where she took part in hearings. At the financial institution, she handled judicial collections, reviewed collateral, and negotiated payment arrangements. She begins each matter with an initial assessment and organizes the supporting evidence. She handles documents confidentially and coordinates the procedural steps in each file. She holds a degree in Law and Political Science from Universidad Americana de Panamá and a master’s degree in Digital Transformation from ESEUNE Business School.
Universidad Americana de Panamá, Law and Political Science
ESEUNE Business School, Master’s degree in Digital Transformation
Spanish, English (intermediate), French (basic)
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