Civil Lawyers & Advisors in Spain
Professional Legal Solutions for Divorce, Property & Contracts
Resolve personal and property disputes with our expert Civil Lawyers & Advisors. We offer tailored advice on Family Law (Divorce, Custody), Inheritance (Wills, Succession), and Real Estate Law (Buying/Selling Property in Spain). We prioritize amicable solutions to save you time and money, but are fully prepared to defend your interests in Spanish courts. Secure your assets and your family's future with trusted legal counsel.
What Does It Include?
- Legal advice for living and working in Spain (Residency requirements).
- Conveyancing and advice for buying/selling Property in Spain.
- Guidance for starting a business or being Self-Employed (Autónomo).
- Divorce proceedings and Child Custody agreements.
- Inheritance tax planning and drafting of Wills.
What Are the Benefits?
- ● Professional Integrity: We provide honest, accurate legal assessments so you can make informed decisions about your property and family.
- ● Effective Strategy: Whether it's a divorce or a property deal, we design a legal strategy that protects your interests.
- ● Risk Prevention: Avoid fines and legal pitfalls in Spanish contracts and real estate transactions with our preventive advice.
- ● Amicable Resolution: We aim for non-litigious solutions whenever possible to reduce costs and stress.
Frequently Asked Questions
I want to buy a house in Spain. Do I need a lawyer?
Yes. The notary does not check for debts or urban infractions. We perform a full conveyancing service to ensure the property is 100% legal before you buy.
How does inheritance work for expats in Spain?
It can be complex due to cross-border laws. We help you draft a Spanish Will and manage inheritance taxes to avoid high costs for your heirs.
Can I get divorced in Spain if I am a foreigner?
Yes, if you reside here. We guide you through the process, handling child custody and asset division according to Spanish or international law.
What legal risks should I watch for when renting?
We review rental contracts to protect you from abusive clauses regarding deposits, duration, and maintenance responsibilities.