Law on the Costa Blanca: an overview of articles, background information and topics.
Being made redundant is never pleasant – and under Spanish employment law, it is often more complex than many people expect. This is particularly true in the Marina Alta and Marina regions…
Anyone who spends their retirement on the Costa Blanca lives where others go on holiday – surrounded by the sea, the mountains and gentle light. In…
In autumn, the period when local councils collect payments traditionally begins between Dénia and Villajoyosa. Many charges are due at the same time, deadlines are tight, and late payment charges are quickly incurred.
A car breakdown always comes at the worst possible time.
It remains a perennial issue along Spain’s coastline: the squatting of houses by so-called ‘okupas’. For owners, it is a nightmare – especially,…
On the Costa Blanca, letting out property has become significantly more complicated, and the rules and opportunities are constantly changing.
Sometimes a conversation is no longer enough – that’s when lawyers and the courts step in.
Anyone who moves their main residence to Spain will, sooner or later, have to deal with the issue of their driving licence. Whether and when an exchange is necessary…
The new European regulation on short-term lettings has been in force in Spain since 1 July.
No sooner has the car been parked in the shade than a note flutters under the windscreen wiper – or worse still: the parking ticket only arrives weeks later…
Selling a property on the Costa Blanca entails various tax obligations for property owners. One of these is the local capital gains tax…
Nobody likes to think about what might happen in an emergency, but that is precisely what a living will is all about: you set out in advance which medical…