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If you own property in Spain, EU Succession Regulation 650/2012 — commonly known as Brussels IV — is one of the most important pieces of legislation you have probably never heard of. It determines which country's inheritance rules govern your... -
Police reports or denuncias are the way in which you register a crime or serious complaint in Spain. They are available to everyone but it is important that you know what to expect and how to go about making one. In this article we explain more and... -
A few days ago, one of our clients asked us a question that we found so interesting that we thought it deserved an article of its own. So, before we begin, thank you for the suggestion! The truth is that we are receiving more and more enquiries... -
Inheriting a property in Spain when you live abroad is a process that combines two legal systems, a strict six-month tax deadline, and a chain of documents that must be authenticated across international borders, often in parallel. This... -
Signing at the notary feels like the end of the process. For most foreign buyers, it is actually the beginning of a separate set of legal and administrative obligations that run in parallel, and on strict deadlines. This article sets out,... -
If we have had good service, a pleasant smile and a tasty meal, most of us like to leave a tip or ‘propina’ as it is called in Spanish. But practice and expectation vary across countries. So, if you are dining in Spain or just having the odd...
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