The recent and forced liquidation of Cooperativa CREA, announced by the Superintendency of Popular and Solidarity Economy (SEPS), has generated uncertainty and concern, especially among members of the expat community in Cuenca. Many of you are facing complex questions about the fate of your savings and, in particular, about the potential repercussions on your visa status if it was tied to investments in the cooperative.

To help you navigate this situation, we introduce Attorney Sabrina Candela, a professional with extensive experience providing legal assistance to the foreign community in Cuenca. Attorney Candela, a distinguished graduate of the University of Cuenca and a certified mediator, was awarded the prestigious Benigno Malo Prize for the best student in her graduating class. Her expertise extends to areas crucial for expats, such as contract law, consumer protection, notarial law, and inheritance law.

We understand that this situation is not only a financial concern but also a delicate legal and immigration issue. This page was created specifically as a resource to address the unique needs of affected expats.

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To offer you the most precise and efficient assistance possible, we invite you to fill out the following form. By providing details about your situation, Attorney Sabrina Candela can analyze your case and guide you through the next steps, both for the recovery of your assets and the protection of your visa status.