Brexit and Inheritances: Guide for British Citizens with Real Estate in Spain
18 February 2026 British citizens who own real estate in Spain must be aware that Brexit has not substantially modified […]
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Boundary Cases: Problematic Inheritances and How to Solve Them — Practical Guide 2026
February 2nd 2026 Facing a complex inheritance can turn what should be an orderly patrimonial transmission into an authentic legal
New Family Realities: De Facto Couples, Second Marriages and Blended Families
Spanish society has undergone a profound transformation in recent years, generating new family structures that require specific and adapted succession
Complex Inheritances: Family Businesses and Special Estates. 2026
Actualized February 2nd 2026 Complex Inheritances: Family Businesses and Special Estates in Spain 2026 Inheritances involving family businesses and special
International Inheritances: When Assets Cross Borders
February 2026 The increasing international mobility of Spanish families and the arrival of foreign citizens to our country have turned
Disinheritance in Spain: Complete Guide to Legal Causes and Procedures
Disinheritance is a legal mechanism that generates significant emotional and legal controversy within Spanish families, yet it is governed by
The Will in Spain: Types, Validity, and Amendments as of 2025
The institution of the will constitutes one of the fundamental pillars of the Spanish legal system, allowing individuals to express
Accepting, Renouncing or with Benefit of Inventory: Crucial Decisions Before an Inheritance in Spain
When a loved one passes away and we become heirs, we face one of the most important decisions in patrimonial
Who are the forced heirs? Rights that cannot be ignored
Block I. Article IV. Did you know that in Spain you cannot freely dispose of your entire estate when drafting
The Thirds of Inheritance: Forced Share, Improvement, and Free Disposition — Complete Guide to the Spanish Forced Heirship System
Bloque I. Article III. The Spanish succession system, regulated by the Royal Decree of July 24, 1889, publishing the Civil Code,