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This is the post you need to read if you want your deposit back when you leave the leased property in Spain. We give you the clues in order to get the refund of the deposit.

“We give you the main clues in order to choose the proper professional who will deal with your purchase or sale in Spain”

In Spain, there is a local record for people residing in a Town. This local record is called Padrón and the proof that you are registered and residing in a town is the Certificado de Empadronamiento

Eviction against unknown occupants (commonly known as eviction against squatters) has its own regulation since July 2nd 2018, thanks to the so-called "anti-squatter law". In particular, it is regulated through article 250.1.4º II of the Civil Procedure Law (Ley de...

If you economically cancel your mortgage with the bank but never inform the Land Registry, the mortgage will still be registered against the property. If you decide to sell your property, the buyer will find out that there is a mortgage against the property and he/she...

Anti Money Laundering (AML) in Spain The criminalization of money laundering was added to the penal code in 1988 when laundering the proceeds from narcotics trafficking was made a criminal offense. In 1995, the law was expanded to cover all serious crimes that require...

In this post, we explain you how to get divorce in Spain. Getting a divorce in Spain is a relatively straightforward process provided both parties agree on the appropriate arrangements for children and assets (Mutual Agreement). The divorce law in Spain is no-fault,...

Reuters Solicitors always recommends to legalize a Will / "testamento" which covers properties and other assets based in Spain such as money in Spanish bank accounts. Should I make a Spanish will? As previously said, Reuters Solicitors recommend you to make a will...

Some Spanish mortgage lenders have been overcharging borrowers using illegal ‘floor’ clauses that limit the minimum interest rate they can charge. Borrowers with mortgages in Spain taken out in the boom years could be entitled to a substantial refund…