Disciplinary dismissal in Spain: grounds and when it is fair
The 7 grounds for disciplinary dismissal in Spain, what the letter must say, the prior hearing and the time limits for misconduct:…
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Plain answers to the most common legal questions in Spain: what the law says, which deadlines apply and when it is worth speaking to a lawyer.
The 7 grounds for disciplinary dismissal in Spain, what the letter must say, the prior hearing and the time limits for misconduct:…
Pay, working hours, rest, holidays, paid leave and protection against dismissal: the basic employment rights Spanish law gives you and what to…
If you go on sick leave before or during your holidays in Spain, you don't lose them: when you can take them…
How a commercial lawyer in Spain sets their fees (fixed fee, hourly rate or retainer), what cases they handle and what the…
What company law is, what a company law lawyer does for your business and its shareholders in Spain, and how fees are…
Why there is no tax-free amount for the whole of Spain, how much is paid on a gift of €10,000 or €100,000…
What you can do in Spain if your siblings won't divide the inheritance: notarial demand, estate partitioner, judicial division and deadlines.
Heir or legatee: who is liable for the debts, who pays the taxes and costs, when the asset becomes yours and when…
What taxes a non-resident pays when selling property in Spain: the 3% withholding, Form 210 at 19%, municipal capital gains tax (plusvalía)…
How to buy a house in Spain if you haven't saved the 20% deposit: ICO guarantees, the TU CASA scheme, a guarantor,…
The most common risks when buying or investing in a home in Spain (charges, debts, planning, deposit contract, tenants) and how to…
What types of company exist in Spain, how an SL and an SA differ (capital, shareholders, transfers and management) and which one…
On the Lienzo Legal blog we explain, in plain language, the most common legal questions about property, inheritance, tax, employment and business in Spain. These are informative guides: every case is different and, when deadlines or money are at stake, the sensible thing is to check with a specialist lawyer.