Legal Tips in Spain

What is “Empadronamiento” or “Empadronamiento Certificate”? It refers to the process of officially registering one’s residence or address with the local municipal authorities. This registration is important for various administrative and legal purposes, such as accessing public services, voting in local elections, and proving residency for certain documents or benefits. Who should registrer the «empadronamiento»?...Meer lezen

Do I need a lawyer when buying a house in Spain? We’ve got the answer for you. Navigating the Spanish real estate market can be complex and challenging, and this is where the role of a real estate lawyer becomes indispensable. It is not necessary but highly recommended to hire a lawyer specialized in real...Meer lezen

There are no tax advantages when you are buying a property in the name of a company, but there are many extra costs and tax liabilities. Just a brief note to clarify a frequent occurrence for which we receive requests for advice at our Law office. Many clients are advised to set up limited companies...Meer lezen

Buying a house in Spain is one of the most significant financial decisions we can make in our lives. That’s why it’s crucial to carefully evaluate the options available and decide which one best suits our needs: a new construction or a second-hand home?  In Spain, there is a growing demand for new construction homes. Additionally, in recent...Meer lezen

Everyone has insurance policies (home, health, vehicles/car, accidents, etc.) and usually, sooner or later, a situation will arise which should be covered by the insurance company, for instance; damages occur which affect a neighbour; or in a car accident someone is injured; or a situation in which we suffer damages or injuries that should be covered by...Meer lezen