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Property law · Online assistance throughout Spain

Buy, rent and protect your home with a clear legal review

We review contracts and transactions, study property documents and help you respond to a breach. Start with the stage you have reached to find the right legal service and practical resources.

Start with the situation you need to resolve

Before reserving or buying

I want to buy a property

Check contracts, charges, occupiers and documents before paying a deposit. Identify any planning or financing question early.

Prepare the purchase →

A deposit contract is already signed

There is a problem with the arras

The wording, financing condition, dates and evidence determine whether a refund, completion or a claim may be available.

Check the next step →

Buying from a developer

The off-plan home is delayed

Organise the agreed delivery date, advance payments and guarantee documents before deciding what to demand.

Review delays and advances →

After purchase

Damp or other defects have appeared

Record dates, photographs and reports. The right claim depends on the defect, the parties and the legal route.

Prepare a defects claim →

For landlords and tenants, the Spanish rental guide covers deposits, repairs, handover and breaches. You can also explain the issue through the English initial assessment form.

Choose the work you need

Each service identifies its scope and how to request it. The initial assessment is free. Before engagement or any charge, we confirm the professional, availability, agreed work, quote and any external costs for your acceptance.

Review a deposit or sale contract

Review the wording, conditions and risks of a specific document. This does not automatically include investigating the whole property.

Compare contract services →

Study the property or support the transaction

Agreed title and document checks, or legal assistance with buying or selling. Technical investigations and attendance are identified separately.

Compare the scopes →

Rentals, repairs and construction defects

Notices, defence or claims need to fit the contract, cause of the problem and stage of the dispute.

Service information in Spanish →

Owners’ associations, boundaries and the Registry

Association resolutions, the property’s area or boundaries and corrections to documents may require different legal and technical steps.

Service information in Spanish →

Leave a jointly owned property

Consider an agreed allocation, sale or division of co-ownership, including the practical consequences of each option.

Service information in Spanish →

Planning, Catastro and public restrictions

Check permits, administrative proceedings, sanctions or restrictions through the relevant administrative process.

Service information in Spanish →

Claim for a breach of the transaction

Deposit disputes, unfulfilled obligations and defects require evidence and a clearly defined stage of work.

Request an assessment in English →

The property and municipality change the checks

The firm handles matters throughout Spain. The study identifies the applicable law and authority. These Spanish guides add genuine territorial rules, documents and channels:

Madrid city

Works, uses and planning records

Planning enquiries, CONEX, the building and the intended use of the dwelling.

Madrid guide in Spanish →

Costa del Sol

Planning position and intended use

Municipal checks, AFO status, coastal restrictions and tourist activity. A document recording an irregular building’s status is not a promise of legalisation.

Costa del Sol guide in Spanish →

One point of contact for the next step

  1. Tell us the situation. Identify the property, municipality, stage of the transaction and any upcoming date.
  2. We define the work. We confirm the professional, scope, quote and any technical work or external costs before acceptance.
  3. We prepare the agreed next step. Contract review, negotiation or a claim, depending on the documents and the work commissioned.

Online assistance throughout Spain. Visits, technical reports and in-person steps require confirmation of necessity, availability, scope and cost. Reviewing a document does not automatically include a complete investigation of the property.