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Buying or selling in La Axarquía? Why proper legal advice matters
Buying or selling a property is a very important and complicate operation. A proper legal advice is key to avoid eventual issues.…
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Express eviction of squatters in Spain
We inform and advise you on the main features and developments of the so known “express eviction”.
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The Supreme Court backs taking turns to use jointly owned property
It is common, especially among family members when inheriting a property, for the property to be registered in the names of the…
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The deposit (arras) clause or contract
It is a common situation that we all know that when two people or companies sign a contract, one of them gives…
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Mortgage-linked insurance: is it compulsory, legal and worth it?
We do not find in our daily practice, when we review the deeds of mortgages and other loans of our clients, that…
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Professional defaulters and criminal law
Not infrequently, when a client contacts his lawyer to claim a debt that he owes to a third party, he does not…
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The different ways of renting out a property
If we are the owners of a property that we do not use and we want to earn an income from it…
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False seasonal leases and the tenant’s right to stay in the home
In recent times, especially in coastal and tourist areas, there has been a proliferation of offers of well-priced and well-equipped rental properties,…
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Junta de Andalucía requirements for renting out holiday homes
Since May 2016, dwellings located in Andalusia that are promoted for rental in tourist channels, known as holiday flats, must be registered…
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