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Certificates of Spanish Law
White & Baos could be of great help if you precise a Certificate of Spanish Law , in case you may need to prove Spanish Law in your country. We collaborate in normal bases with other Law Firms, lawyers, attorneys, barristers, etc of United Kingdom, England, Scotland, Germany, France, Switzerland, United States (USA).
Please note that for some matters it could be applicable the national law of your client, maybe Spanish Law, as in divorce, separation, inheritance, ability, personality, inheritance, successions, etc.
Our office normally will issue the certificates as per the conditions and formalities requested by the Court, the relevant register or authority.
The certificate it would be normally signed by 2 independent legal experts, a Spanish Lawyer of our firm and a Spanish Public Notary, with a corresponding Hague Apostille if needed.
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Spain approves the first law about the provisional consequences of a hard BREXIT. Expatriates.
GIVEN the possibility of a Brexit without an agreement or a Hard Brexit, Spain has approved, through Royal Decree Law 5/2019, a series of provisional measures to regulate the consequences of such an event, albeit temporarily and provisionally. Regarding this law, we should point out the following; Temporality and reciprocity It is noted that […]
Affidavit of Spanish Probate and Inheritance Law. Spanish Will for Spanish assets and in-testacy rules for assets out of Spain
Question: DEAR LAWYER, I have been asked to obtain an affidavit or certificate valid under Spanish Law with regards to an inheritance from my father. He lived in Spain, was a widower with two children and had a Spanish will which only referred to his assets in Spain but he had no additional will to […]
