Our Blog is designed to keep you up to date with developments of Spanish law and news.
You will also find some of our Top Tips for different areas of law to give you some key advice when requiring legal services in Spain. If you cannot find what you are looking for or would like to discuss a matter further, please contact us.
Join us at A Place in the Sun!
My Lawyer in Spain are again heading to A Place in the Sun in May. The Exhibition is at Olympia in London and runs from 10 – 12 May 2019
Changes to requirements when Selling Property in Spain
Spanish Land Registries insisting on seeing old (expired) and new passports if these have changed when property is sold.
Tax Reduction in Andalucia Region
From 11 April 2019 the Andalucia region has new reduced tax rates for some of the most relevant taxes thanks to Regulation 1/2019 of 9 April which has been passed with the aim to encourage economic activity in this region.
Rights of owners who buy off-plan properties
Information about the Rights of Owners who buy off-plan properties in Spain, including the process and how you can make any claim after you have taken possession of the property.
Tips for Renting a Spanish Property
Tips and advice for people thinking about renting a property in Spain.
Powers of Attorney in Spain
A power of attorney is a document usually signed before a notary in Spain or your home country in which you grant someone the power to act on your behalf.
Buying a Bank Repossessed Spanish Property
Alex Radford shares his tips on buying a residential property from Solvia, the real estate arm of Banco Sabadell.
Real Estate Seminar June 2018
My Lawyer in Spain were proud to organise an educational seminar for Real Estate Agents on 21 June at the La Sala Banus venue in Marbella.
How would a ‘No deal’ Brexit affect British Owners of Spanish Property?
On 29 March 2019, the UK is expected to leave the EU, with or without a deal. What could be the affects of a ‘no deal’ Brexit on British owners of Spanish Property in Spain?
Germans Buying Property in Spain
The market of German people purchasing property in Spain has been a healthy one for many years, German capital and tourists helped to create the Spanish residential tourist boom.