She advises individuals and small businesses on the matters that come up when people build a life or a business on the island: buying and selling property, obtaining residency, forming a company, keeping permits current, employing staff, and planning for what happens to an estate.
Her practice is deliberately personal. Clients deal with Hilsy directly, from the first conversation through to the last signature — there is no file being passed between departments, and no one has to repeat their situation twice.
Most matters begin with a short, no-obligation conversation to establish what is actually being asked and whether it is something she can help with. If it is, the next step is a written scope: what will be done, what documents are needed, roughly how long it will take, and what it will cost.
Island matters frequently involve parties in more than one country, records held in more than one office, and timelines that depend on third parties. Being candid about that from the outset is, in her experience, the single thing that keeps a matter moving.
Consultations are available in Spanish and English. Hilsy works across Roatán, Guanaja and Utila, and handles mainland matters in Honduras where a local filing or appearance is required.
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