I founded CostaLuz Lawyers in 2006 with the idea of attracting property investment to the Costa de la Luz in southern Spain and help English-speaking foreigners buying property to retire to, live in or spend holidays in Spain.
My founding principle was to help foreigners understand how Spanish law works and get the best possible outcome for their interests. This mission now forms one of the pillars of CostaLuz Lawyers.
Registry conciliation is a process where registrars, who are officials responsible for maintaining property, commercial, or other public records, assist parties in settling their disputes outside of the court system. This process is part of an effort to reduce the number of cases brought to court.
Spain’s aging population has brought about significant demographic changes, making the role of notaries in safeguarding the rights and legal security of the elderly increasingly important.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the legal landscape surrounding tourist accommodations. Stay informed to navigate the intricacies of the evolving regulations in this dynamic region.
In an era of soaring property prices and unaffordable rents, young adults often find themselves in a housing conundrum. How can they achieve the dream of living independently without breaking the bank?
In the intricate realm of financial law, a recent ruling by the Mercantile Court of Tarragona stands as a testament to the effectiveness of Spain’s revised Insolvency Law. This narrative transcends mere numbers; it’s a compelling story of personal resilience and legal remedy.
In a groundbreaking decision, the Spanish Constitutional Court (TCo) delivered justice to a citizen who was previously burdened with legal costs following a trial that deemed specific contract terms as abusive.
Recent interpretations by the Directorate-General for Taxation (DGT) reveal that new laws on indirect investment exempt shares in publicly-listed hotel companies from the Wealth Tax and Solidarity Tax on Large Fortunes. This means overseas investors in Spain’s hotel sector enjoy favorable tax treatment, contributing to the country’s appeal as a prime investment destination.
If you’ve recently inherited a home in Spain and discovered it’s not listed on the Property Registry (registro de la propiedad in Spanish), you’re probably wondering whether you can still sell it, or not.
In a significant development for foreign nationals in Spain, the Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security and Migration has made it easier to navigate the often stressful renewal or modification of the TIE card (Tarjeta de Identidad de Extranjero).
