Frequently asked questions

No. It is free and does not engage a service. An in-person or video consultation costs €90 + VAT and is agreed before booking.

We will reply by the next day at the latest.

Yes. Your visit or video call is arranged when we respond to your enquiry.

We draft and send a demand tailored to your case, by burofax or another appropriate method. Includes reviewing the documents needed for one initial communication. Further negotiation and litigation are quoted separately.

If you then engage court proceedings for the same matter, these fees are deducted from the court quotation.

For engagements with fees of €1,200 + VAT or more, you may request two 50% payments: on engagement and on the agreed date or milestone. If there is a hearing, the second payment is due that day. Without a hearing, another date is specified in the quotation. External expenses have separate conditions.

Transfers, accepted invoices, emails or conversations may help prove a debt. The documents must be reviewed together.

No. Recovery also depends on the debtor’s solvency and available assets or income.

The proposal needs assessment. Record the debt, dates and consequences of another default in writing.

The matter may continue through verbal or ordinary proceedings. A quotation for the next phase is provided before continuing, allowing for work already paid for.

Enforcement to recover the debt is quoted separately if needed. Your quotation defines the stages you engage.

Not necessarily. The care provided and its link to the harm must be assessed. Some complications arise despite appropriate care.

An independent assessment is often important. Its cost is separate; we explain whether it is needed after reviewing the records.

No. The centre, type of care and dates may affect the procedure and applicable deadlines.

Yes. Records and deadlines can be assessed while care continues. The development of the injury affects its valuation.

The initial civil pre-action communication. It does not include the expert assessment or a complete healthcare claim. Administrative claims require a separate quotation.

You may request a review before deciding. We check the losses covered and any waiver of further claims.

We review legal expenses cover, independent lawyer choice and the policy limits.

Keep the document and seek a review before signing. It may affect later claims.

Each item must be documented separately, with an assessment of the appropriate parties to claim against.

Keep the claim, dates and sending receipt. We review the steps taken and applicable deadlines.

It depends on the procedure, court, service of documents and circumstances. We cannot promise a date without assessment.

Do not use these measures to force an occupant out. They can expose you to liability. Follow the appropriate legal process.

We assess documented arrears and whether they can be claimed alongside possession. Recovery also depends on solvency.

It helps check ownership and the property’s registered position. A location search may provide additional information where appropriate.

The expressly engaged stage and recovery of possession, including court eviction if needed. Court representatives, locksmiths, appeals and enforcement of rent are detailed in the quotation.

Not necessarily. Breach of a building contract, seller liability and construction defects are different routes. Applicable law and dates determine the right approach.

It may be essential to establish cause, age and repair costs. Its need and fee are agreed separately from the lawyer’s work.

Address danger and prevent damage worsening. Where possible, record the original condition, retain invoices and arrange a technical assessment before repairs.

No. The specific hidden-defect actions under the common Spanish Civil Code have six months from delivery. Sales governed by Catalan law and construction claims follow different rules. Seek prompt review of your dates.

Yes. You can engage a review without starting a claim or court proceedings. We explain terms to clarify and proposed changes before you decide.

Leases, property deposit and purchase agreements, private loans, debt acknowledgements, payment schedules and civil settlements in Spain. We first check that the document fits the service.

The starting reference covers review and comments on one document. Third-party negotiation, meetings, additional versions and attendance at signing must be expressly included in the quotation.

No. The lawyer’s quotation defines the legal work. Notary, registry, tax and external professional charges are identified separately where needed.

Yes. We can assess the terms and options for amendment, termination or breach. Signing may limit some options; the terms and dates need review.

A delivery date is agreed after assessing the document and complexity. Replying to your initial enquiry by the next day does not mean the contract will be delivered then. Call if signing is imminent.