Technological transformation has changed not only the way we communicate, but also the way facts can be established before a court.

The way a property is acquired can be just as important as the asset itself. Choosing the right structure from the outset can reduce risks, optimise costs and provide greater legal certainty.

It is increasingly common for international entrepreneurs, investors and professionals to spend long periods in Spain without fully considering the potential tax implications. However, spending part of the year in the Balearic Islands or Marbella does not automatically mean that tax residency remains elsewhere.

In today’s business environment, taking on the role of a company director involves far more than overseeing the daily operations of a business. Alongside decision-making authority comes a set of legal obligations that, if not properly managed, may lead to significant personal liability.

Purchasing a property is often one of the most significant financial decisions an individual will ever make. However, it is not uncommon for problems to arise after completion of the transaction and transfer of possession. Structural dampness, faulty electrical systems, or construction deficiencies may appear only after the buyer has already taken ownership of the property. These issues are commonly referred to as hidden defects.