Common Questions About Working With Us

Yes — and Swedish, Finnish and Portuguese, alongside Spanish. You'll deal with us directly in your own language, without relying on a translator.

In most cases, yes. We routinely work by video call and email, and where a signature is required, this can usually be arranged through a power of attorney granted in your home country.

We explain our fees clearly before any work begins, based on what your specific situation actually involves — there's no pressure and no surprise invoices. Get in touch and we'll give you a clear quote for your case.

It depends on what you're doing — buying property, dealing with an inheritance, or applying for a NIE all require different paperwork. We send you a specific checklist once we understand your situation, so you're not guessing.

It isn't a legal requirement, but it's what protects you. We regularly find issues during due diligence that a buyer would never spot alone — see our property purchase page for details.

Yes. We regularly coordinate with estate agents, mortgage brokers and notaries — our role is to make sure the legal side is checked independently, on your behalf, not to replace those relationships.

It depends entirely on what you need — a NIE application, a property purchase and an inheritance all move at different speeds, and each case has its own complications. We give you a realistic estimate once we understand your specific situation, rather than a generic promise.

Of course. Most first conversations start exactly there. Tell us what's going on and we'll point you in the right direction, even if it turns out to be something we don't handle ourselves.