Our Managing Partner, Raanan Berlad, visited our Malaga representatives this weekend. A productive day was spent with our consultant solicitor Victoria Westhead. Victoria is a British Solicitor and is admitted to practice in England and Wales and in Spain. She is...
Berlad Graham
"property in spain"
Search Again
Moving to Spain after Brexit
Unless you are beneficiary of The Withdrawal Agreement already living in Spain then most British nationals wanting to come and live in Spain will require a visa. There are many different types of visas which can be applied for but the most common one is the...
I want to move to Spain but how is this possible now that we are fully out of the EU?
Brexit has now become a reality as we are now past the end of the transition period. For those British nationals who are still planning to move to Spain this is still possible but under requirements as third country nationals rather than EU nationals. Once the...
What is involved in buying new or off-plan properties in Spain?
As with all property purchases you will be required to have an NIE number (Tax Identification Number) in order to complete at the notary. Further the same advice applies as to re-sale properties that you should ask an independent lawyer to check any deposit contract...
What is an NIE number and how can I obtain one?
An NIE number is your tax identification number in Spain which allows you to carry out a number of transactions. You do not need to be resident in Spain or intend to become so to obtain an NIE number. It is required for those intending on purchasing a property or...
What are the costs associated with buying a property in Spain?
When looking to purchase a resale property in Spain it is important to consider the associated costs and taxes. You can expect to pay 10-13% on top of the purchase price for these extra expenses which can often come as a shock as this is significantly higher than in...
Latest News
Meet Hannah Price, Partner and Solicitor at Berlad Graham
Berlad Graham Employee Spotlight At Berlad Graham, our people’s experience and personality play an important role in the service we provide to our clients. For this employee spotlight, we spoke with Hannah Price, Partner at the firm, and a solicitor in our Private Client department. Hannah has been a solicitor…
Statutory Lease Extension: A Step-by-Step Guide for Leaseholders
When voluntary negotiations fail, here is how to exercise your legal right to extend If you are a leaseholder tired of watching the value of your property decline as the years tick away on your lease, you will know how frustrating it can be when informal negotiations with your freeholder…
Losing Mental Capacity: What Happens to Your Finances Without an LPA?
Most people understand the importance of making a Will, even if they have not set one up yet. It gives peace of mind that your wishes will be followed after your death and that your loved ones will know what to do. What is less well understood is what happens…
Voluntary Lease Extension: A Step-by-Step Guide for Leaseholders
So, you have decided you want to extend the lease on your flat. One option is a voluntary lease extension. In a previous blog, Sophie Masters, a Paralegal from our property team, explained why the length of time left on a leasehold flat matters. In this blog, she looks at…
Understanding UK Stamp Duty (SDLT): A Brief Guide for Buyers
Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) can be one of the most confusing costs for people buying property, as there are many rules and exemptions to take into consideration when calculating the amount of tax payable. In this blog, Lauren Greenop, Trainee Solicitor from our residential property team, sets out the…
Buying Together? Choosing the Right Way to Own Your Home
If you are buying a property with someone else, whether it’s a spouse, friend or business partner, it is important to understand how your ownership is set up from the outset. In this blog, Tasnim Tirech, Trainee Solicitor from our residential property team, explains the difference between owning a property…
Helping the next generation: Why Estate Planning Matters
Estate planning is no longer reserved for high-net-worth individuals. It is now necessary for all families to support the next generation during their lifetime, as well as plan for what happens after death. In this blog, Daniel Brown, Trainee Solicitor in our private client team, explains why lifetime giving, clear…
Living Together but Not Married? The Cohabitation Rights Every Couple Should Know
Cohabitation Rights in the UK for Unmarried Couples More couples in the UK are choosing to live together without getting married or entering a civil partnership. According to the Office for National Statistics, the number of cohabiting couples has more than doubled since 1996, rising from 1.5 million to around…
Why The Length of Time on a Leasehold Flat Matters
So, you own a wonderful leasehold flat in England & Wales, and you’re very happy. But do you understand why the length of time left on your Lease matters, the disadvantages that come with it and what can be done about it? In this blog, Sophie Masters, a Paralegal from…
Why a Will is not Enough: The Importance of Lasting Powers of Attorney
In this blog, Daniel Brown, Trainee Solicitor from our Private Client team, discusses why having a Will is not enough and the importance of putting a Lasting Power of Attorney in place. What Is a Lasting Power of Attorney? Delaying the creation of a Lasting Power of Attorney (LPA) is…
Talk to Us
Berlad Graham are here to help you whatever your legal matter may be.
For bespoke, professional advice, fill out our quick enquiry form here.
- 0330 175 5655
- 01895 590222
- info@bglaw.co.uk