Commercial Law Advice in Madrid
Company formation, contracts, shareholder agreements, trademarks and debt relief
ExtraMixSR supports entrepreneurs, self-employed people and small businesses, including foreign founders, with the legal side of their business: choosing a legal structure, setting up a company, drafting contracts and shareholder agreements, or registering a trademark. If your business is struggling, we explain Spain's Second Chance Law and coordinate the process with collaborating registered lawyers.
What Does It Include?
- Choosing a legal structure and setting up a limited company (SL).
- Commercial contracts and shareholder agreements.
- Trademark and trade name registration.
- Corporate changes, dissolution and liquidation.
- Second Chance Law for self-employed people and individuals in debt.
What Are the Benefits?
- ● Free first consultation and a clear quote before we start, with the option to pay in instalments.
- ● Foreign founders: we help with your NIE, self-employment residence permit and company together.
- ● Collaborating registered lawyers for trials, appeals and anything that legally requires a lawyer.
- ● Plain language: we explain every document before you sign.
- ● Available Monday to Saturday, 8am to 8pm, by WhatsApp, in person in Madrid or online.
What we help with
- Getting started: Self-employed or company, articles of association, notary, Commercial Registry and tax registration.
- Contracts: Services, distribution, confidentiality, sales and terms and conditions.
- Shareholders: Shareholder agreements, partners joining or leaving, and capital increases.
- Trademarks: Prior-rights searches and filing with the Spanish Patent and Trademark Office.
- Financial trouble: Negotiating with creditors, orderly closure and debt discharge under the Second Chance Law.
Key facts
- €1 minimum capital: Since the 2022 'Crea y Crece' law, a limited company can be set up with €1 of share capital, with extra safeguards until it reaches €3,000.
- Trademark protection: A Spanish trademark protects your name or logo in Spain for 10 years, renewable.
- Second Chance Law: Lets individuals, including the self-employed, who act in good faith discharge debts they cannot pay, through the insolvency procedure.
How we work
- Free first consultation: Tell us about your case by WhatsApp, phone, in person in Madrid or online.
- Assessment and quote: We study your project or situation and recommend the simplest, most affordable structure.
- Handling your case: We prepare the paperwork and keep you updated at every step.
- Through to the end: If the matter goes to court or needs a lawyer's signature, a collaborating registered lawyer takes it on, coordinated by us.
Official sources
General information reviewed in November 2026. It does not replace advice on your specific case.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a foreigner set up a company in Spain?
Yes. You will need an NIE and, if you are not an EU citizen, a permit that allows you to work for yourself or in your own company. We help with both.
Self-employed or limited company: which is better?
It depends on expected income, the risk of the activity and whether you'll have partners. A company limits your liability but costs more to run. We assess it with you in the free consultation.
How much capital do I need for an SL?
Since 2022 it can be set up with €1, although special reserve and liability rules apply until capital reaches €3,000.
What is the Second Chance Law?
The legal mechanism that lets individuals and self-employed people acting in good faith discharge debts they cannot pay. We check whether you qualify and coordinate the process with a collaborating lawyer.