Inheriting property in Spain as a foreigner can be both a gift and a legal maze. Whether you’ve inherited a villa in Andalusia or an apartment in Barcelona, you’re legally required to complete several formal steps to become the new owner — and unlock access to the asset. In this guide, we walk you through […]

If you’re inheriting property, money, or other assets from someone in Spain — whether you’re a resident or not — you’ll likely be subject to Spanish inheritance tax. But how much you pay depends on your relationship to the deceased, where the assets are located, and which region of Spain is involved. In this guide,

If you’re a foreigner with property, bank accounts, or investments in Spain, having a Spanish will is one of the most important legal steps you can take. It’s not just about planning for the future — it’s about avoiding legal confusion, protecting your loved ones, and ensuring your wishes are honored. In this article, we’ll

Spanish inheritance law is based on forced heirship rules, which can come as a surprise to many foreigners used to more flexible estate planning systems. In Spain, you can’t freely leave everything to whomever you want — at least not without planning. This article explains how inheritance rights work in Spain — especially for spouses,

Whether you’re entering marriage with significant assets or navigating a cross-border relationship, prenuptial and postnuptial agreements in Spain can provide financial clarity and legal protection. These contracts are especially important for foreigners, international couples, and those with complex property or inheritance concerns. This guide explains how prenups and postnups work under Spanish law — and