Divorces are proceedings in which special attention is paid to what will happen to all assets that the spouses had in common. And, if the couple share children, with whom and where they will live. In Spain these questions are answered by the requested type of child custody and the purchasing power of the parents. […]Continue reading
The health crisis, confinement and all the various adverse effects that the pandemic has had on the economy and our day-to-day lives have taken their toll on many couples’ relationships. In Spain alone, according to data from the General Council of the Judiciary, in the third quarter of 2020, 25,732 applications for separation and divorce […]Continue reading
The start of the 2020 tax return campaign has begun, and as is usually the case at this time of year, many Spanish taxpayers who own a home are wondering whether it is possible to deduct some of the amount paid for the mortgage. In these cases, the so-called “deduction for the acquisition of the […]Continue reading
Spain is one of the main receiving countries of foreign tourists in the European Union, so it also has one of the highest rates of house purchases by non-residents. These figures vary greatly depending on the region of the country where we are. While there are communities in which the purchase of housing by non-residents […]Continue reading
The supply of housing for sale in Spain has experienced notable growth in recent months. The new housing requirements arising from the pandemic, the immediate need for liquidity or economic uncertainty have forced many homeowners to hang up the ‘for sale’ sign and quickly look for a buyer for their primary or second home. However, […]Continue reading
Do you know what a deposit contract is? Also known as an earnest money contract, it is the legal documentation that allows you to reserve a property that you like before formalising the purchase contract. The truth is that it is a tool that is very often used in this type of situation, because it […]Continue reading
