National and International Real Estate Law

We draft and review your purchase and sale agreement, exchange agreement, or other real estate transactions, carefully reviewing each clause to protect your interests, whether you are the buyer or the seller.

Intended for: Real estate buyers and sellers.

Next step: If you already have a draft contract, please send it to us for review; if you need us to draft it from scratch, provide us with the basic details of the transaction (property, price, and parties), and we’ll prepare a contract tailored to your needs.

We advise you—whether you are a buyer or a seller—on negotiating and drafting the earnest money agreement, clearly outlining the terms, deadlines, and consequences in the event of a breach by either party.

Intended for: Buyers and sellers in the phase leading up to the signing of the deed.

Next step: Send us the agreed-upon deposit amount and the deadline for the transaction, and we will draft a deposit clause that truly protects your money in the event of a breach.

Before you sign anything, we review the property’s title, any financial encumbrances (mortgages, liens), and any outstanding debts associated with the home, so that you can make your purchase with complete financial and legal information.

Intended for: Buyers who want to verify the property's financial and legal status.

Next step: Please provide us with the property's registry extract or cadastral information, and we will confirm whether there are any hidden debts or encumbrances.

We verify with the City Council and the Property Registry whether the property complies with current zoning regulations—permits, floor area, and any unreported structures—an aspect that is distinct from and complementary to the financial review described in the previous point.

Intended for: Buyers who want to ensure that the property complies with zoning regulations.

Next step: Send us the property's cadastral reference number, and we'll check—free of charge—whether it complies with current zoning regulations before you finalize the purchase.

We help you choose the purchase structure (individual, corporation, non-resident) that offers you the lowest tax burden and the greatest legal protection, drawing on more than 30 years of experience working with domestic and international investors on the Costa del Sol and throughout the rest of Spain.

Intended for: Individual investors, both domestic and foreign.

Next step: Schedule an initial consultation to discuss your investment project with us, and we'll suggest the best approach for your situation.

We represent you in disputes arising from lease agreements—such as nonpayment of rent, failure to maintain the property, unauthorized renovations, or unauthorized subleasing—whether you are the landlord or the affected tenant.

Intended for: Landlords and tenants in dispute over a lease.

Next step: Submit the lease agreement and a detailed description of the breach as soon as you become aware of it: the sooner we act, the better your chances of success.

We'll guide you, in your own language, through the entire process of buying a property in Spain: applicable tax laws, obtaining your NIE, and notary and registry procedures.

Intended for: Foreign buyers purchasing real estate in Spain.

Next step: Please write to us before traveling to Spain, letting us know your planned dates, and we will prepare all the necessary documentation to ensure your visit goes as smoothly as possible.

If your home has been occupied without any legal basis, we act quickly by filing for eviction on the grounds of unlawful occupation (the legal proceeding to recover a property occupied without a lease or authorization) or, when appropriate, by bringing the necessary criminal charges against the occupants.

Intended for: Property owners whose property has been illegally occupied.

Next step: Call us immediately and provide the deed or title: in these cases, time is of the essence.

We represent you in dealings with developers, construction companies, and other parties involved when your rights as a buyer of a new home have been violated due to construction defects, delays in delivery, or breaches of contract.

Intended for: Buyers of new homes affected by breaches of contract.

Next step: Please attach your sales contract and, if available, any reports or photographs of the defects found, and we will explain your options for filing a claim.