Lawyer
in Almuñecar

We provide specialised legal advice to national and international clients in Almuñécar and across the Costa Tropical. Our core areas are real estate law (buying a home, selling a property, and buying new construction), inheritance and wills (inheritance and wills), and NIE numbers and visas (NIE and visas). We also represent clients in administrative and tax procedures before notaries and the Spanish Tax Agency. Our office is located at C. Livry Gargan, 3, 1-Oficina 4, 18690 Almuñécar, Granada.

Our legal experts in Almuñécar communicate in several languages, so we can offer clear, culturally appropriate legal advice without language barriers. If you'd prefer to be matched with a Spanish- or Italian-speaking lawyer, for instance, let us know and we'll assign the right person for you from our wider team.

Yes. Most of our clients live abroad, so we handle the entire process remotely through a power of attorney (granted before a Spanish notary, or before a notary or consulate in your home country, with an apostille where required). This applies to an inheritance, a will, or a property purchase or sale. We keep you updated at every stage by email, phone, or WhatsApp, and your presence (or that of an authorised representative) is only required for the few steps Spanish law requires in person.

We have extensive experience advising foreign property owners in Almuñécar and the surrounding area, with over 350 successful cases handled to date. We're familiar with the situations our international clients face most often, from a first property purchase in Spain to cross-border inheritances and we offer safe, fast, and personalised solutions tailored to each client's background.

Contact us as soon as possible: Spanish law sets a 6-month deadline from the date of death to settle inheritance tax (extendable by another 6 months if requested in time). We handle the entire process for you obtaining death and last will certificates, accepting the inheritance before a notary, settling taxes, and registering the property in your name even if you live outside Spain. More on our inheritance page.

Absolutely, and we strongly recommend it before signing any preliminary contract. We carry out pre-purchase legal due diligence: we verify that everything is in order (charges, licences, taxes, urban planning legality), and we accompany you throughout the entire process so you can buy with complete peace of mind. More details on our property purchase page.

Yes. A NIE (Foreigner Identification Number) is essential for almost any procedure in Spain buying a home, opening a bank account, setting up utilities, or inheriting a property and we also handle non-lucrative residence, work, and Golden Visa applications. Full details on our NIE and visas page or on obtaining a NIE in Spain.

It isn't mandatory, but it's highly advisable. Having a will drafted under Spanish law (or properly coordinating your national will with your Spanish assets) prevents delays, unnecessary costs, and potential disputes between heirs. Read more on our wills page.

Fees depend on the type of procedure and its complexity — a straightforward purchase isn't the same as an inheritance involving several heirs across different countries. We offer a free initial consultation and, after reviewing your case, a detailed, fixed quote before any work begins, with no hidden costs or surprises later on.

You can reach us by WhatsApp, phone, email, or through our contact form for an initial consultation and a personalised plan based on your legal needs. Your enquiry will be handled by a lawyer specialising in international clients, and we respond within 24 hours.