Advice for moving to Spain – My Lawyer in Spain

“Do it! But plan it” – is the advice of Alex Radford from My Lawyer in Spain.

Radford is a dual qualified UK Solicitor and Spanish Abogado. He founded My Lawyer in Spain in 2013 to provide tailor-made legal advice for moving to Spain or living in Spain.

In this MumAbroad interview he talks to us about visas, property taxes, tax planning, wills, marriages, divorces and fantastic insider’s advice for anyone moving to Spain.

Did you know? Key facts for people moving to Spain

• Did you know that people seeking to buy property in Andalucia pay 10% on top of the sale price to cover taxes – while in Valencia and Catalonia it can be up to 15%?
• Did you know that the golden visa in Spain can grant you two year’s residency in Spain if you invest more than €500,000 into Spanish real estate?
• Do you know how to apply for it?
• Did you know how moving countries can affect the tax advantage on any investment products you have?
• Do you know the advantages of a Spanish will, and how writing one can save time and taxes on any inheritance?
• Do you know how to have a smooth divorce process in Spain?
• Did you know you can apply for visas, residency and more while in Spain with the help of My Lawyer in Spain?

If you have the above concerns and more, contact My Lawyer in Spain today for expert advice you can trust and understand.

Alex Radford works with a team of experienced British solicitors and Spanish Abogados with offices across Spain. They provide professional legal advice for moving to Spain or living in Spain.

Contact My Lawyer in Spain directly here.

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