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.
Meet MLS in the Autumn
My Lawyer in Spain team are excited to be taking part in various in-person events both in the UK (Birmingham) and Spain (Costa Blanca and Costa del Sol)
Remortgaging in Spain
Remortgaging in Spain – it is important to point out that remortgaging does not mean that existing borrowers can increase their existing loan amount.
Preparing for Your Spanish Property Purchase
Tips and information about buying a property in Spain, whether as your permanent home or as a holiday home.
The Buying Process for Moving to Spain
Are you thinking about buying property in Spain for a holiday rental, or permanent move?
In our online webinar on Friday 22 May we covered the topic Buying in Spain – the legal process.
Ask My Lawyer in Spain – Mind Your Money
The stock market has been going up and down over recent weeks. How can we invest safely during turbulent times?
Q&A from March episode of Ask My Lawyer in Spain
We have recorded the transcription from the first episode of ‘Ask My Lawyer in Spain’ recorded on 27th March 2020. Please submit your questions to us for the weekly event to enquiries@mylawyerinspain.com
Changes to Mortgage Law in 2019
The new Mortgage Law came into force in Spain on 16 June 2019 as a result of an EU directive to bring mortgages in Spain and all EU lending across member states into line, and especially to improve the transparency and behaviour of mortgage lenders.
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.
Information for Floor Clauses in Spanish Mortgages
Do you have a Spanish mortgage? Does it have a floor clause? If so, you maybe entitled to a claim against your bank for the interest that has been charged.
Abusive Mortgage Clauses – Floor and Ceiling Clauses
Do you have abusive mortgage clauses? If you do, then this clause could be considered to be abusive as a result of a Spanish Supreme Court decision dated 9 May 2013. My Lawyer in Spain offers no-obligation reviews to check if mortgages have a floor clause.