What Is a Rental Contract in Spain? A rental contract (contrato de arrendamiento) is a legally binding agreement between a landlord (arrendador) and tenant (arrendatario) for the use of a residential or commercial property in Spain. It must follow urban leasing laws (Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos – LAU) and the Spanish Civil Code. 📝 Rental […]

Why Register a Trademark in Spain? A registered trademark in Spain offers exclusive rights to your brand name, logo, slogan, or other identifiers. It protects your business identity from competitors and unauthorized use across Spanish territory. 🛡️ Key Benefits: Legal monopoly over your brand in Spain Right to take legal action against infringers Adds value

What Is a Limited Partnership (Sociedad Comanditaria) in Spain? A limited partnership in Spain, or Sociedad Comanditaria, is a hybrid business structure composed of: General partners (socios colectivos) with full management control and unlimited liability Limited partners (socios comanditarios) who contribute capital but have limited liability and no management powers It is regulated under the

Introduction: Enforcing Foreign Judgments in Spain If you’ve obtained a foreign court judgment—such as a divorce decree, child custody ruling, or commercial damages award—you may need to enforce it in Spain. The legal process for this is known as recognition or exequatur. At Borderless Lawyers, we help international clients ensure that their judgments are recognized

Why Real Estate Due Diligence in Spain Matters Before buying property in Spain, due diligence is essential to avoid legal complications, financial losses, or property disputes. Spanish real estate law places the burden on the buyer to verify a property’s legal status before signing the escritura (title deed). At Borderless Lawyers, we provide professional due