I Have Inherited a Property in Spain: What Should I Do?
If you have inherited property in Spain, the first question is often a practical one: what do I need to do now? For a
Practical legal guidance for international clients in Spain
Inheritance in Spain For Foreigners: What You Need to Know
If a foreign national dies while living in Spain, owns a property or other assets in Spain, or leaves beneficiaries residing in another country,
Co-ownership Disputes in Spain: Legal Solutions When Property Owners Cannot Agree
Co-ownership disputes in Spain are frequent, particularly among foreign property owners who jointly acquire real estate for investment, family use or inheritance purposes. While
Buying Property in Spain as an Unmarried Couple: Legal Risks and Practical Solutions
Buying property in Spain as an unmarried couple is increasingly common among foreign investors and expatriates living on the Costa del Sol. However, many
Andalucia Inheritance Tax Guide for Non-Resident Families
Andalucia has transformed from one of Spain’s most punitive regions for inheritance tax into a remarkably favourable jurisdiction for UK families. The 99% tax
Inheritance law in Spain. Key aspects for foreign residents
This article provides an overview of inheritance law in Spain, its implications for foreign residents, and the legal steps to safeguard your estate. For
Heirs of a dependent person who did not receive Government Financial Aid have a right to claim reimbursement of advanced expenses
In Spain, the rights of a dependent person under the Dependency Law (Ley de Dependencia) do not necessarily extinguish upon death. In a landmark
Cross-border Inheritance in Spain: British Nationals, Spanish Wills and the Applicable Succession Law
Cross-border inheritance may appear when a British national owns property in Spain, lives in the United Kingdom or Spain, and has made a will
Anglo-Saxon Trusts in Spain: Lack of Legal Recognition & Inheritance Rules
Anglo-Saxon trusts are not recognised under Spanish law, as the Spanish legal system does not provide for the trust as a legal institution. This
