Ástrid Lemus Rodríguez

Ástrid Lemus Rodríguez

lawyer Guatemala

Ástrid Lemus Rodríguez is a prominent lawyer, notary, and former magistrate of the Supreme Court of Justice in Guatemala. She highlights the legal complexities that arise when individuals die without a will, describing it as a 'legal vacancy' where no one has clear ownership of the deceased's assets. Lemus advocates for better estate planning to prevent family conflicts over inheritances.

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Guatemala Guatemala: Astrid Lemus Rodríguez was elected as a titular magistrate of the Constitutional Court of Guatemala. 8

Luis Fernando Bermejo
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Quiénes es Astrid Lemus y Luis Fernando Bermejo, electos magistrados de la CC

Guatemala Guatemala: Astrid Lemus Rodríguez was elected as a magistrate of the Constitutional Court (CC) in Guatemala. 8

Luis Fernando Bermejo Estuardo Galvez Barrios Melvin Giovanni Portillo Bernardo Arevalo Leonor Morales
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: CANG elige a Astrid Lemus y Luis Fernando Bermejo como magistrados de la CC, en jornada marcada por operativos del MP

Guatemala Guatemala: Astrid Lemus Rodríguez will compete in the second round to be elected as the titular magistrate representing Cang before the CC for the period 2026-2031. 7

Carlos Estuardo Galvez Barrios Cesar Perez Marroquin Paula Carranza
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Corte de Constitucionalidad discutirá este lunes acciones legales sobre votaciones en el Cang

Guatemala Guatemala: Ástrid Lemus Rodríguez is a lawyer, notary, and former magistrate who describes the legal vacuum created when someone dies without a will. 8

Jeackeline Galvez Lester Manuel Medrano
Prensa Libre – major Guatemalan newspaper, est. 1951: Qué ocurre cuando una persona muere sin testamento en Guatemala y por qué la sucesión intestada puede tardar años en resolverse