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SPANISH WILLS

Having bought your property in Spain, you should now start considering what will happen to it in the event of your death.

Under International Private Law, even though your national law will initially apply to the distribution of your belongings, an exception applies to real estate property, which will be subject to the laws of the country where the property is situated.

To avoid any misunderstandings, it is advisable for most people to prepare a Spanish Will relating to their property in Spain.

Please note that Joint Wills are not allowed by Spanish law: Husband and wife will be required to formalise separate documents.

COST: 145 € + 16% VAT

*Full Name *E-mail Date of Birth Place of birth Country Address Name of Father Father Name of Mother Mother Occupation Active or retired? Marital Status Full name of spouse (or partner) Passport No. Date of Issue Date of expiration Spanish Resident Card Spanish Resident Card Number Children (full name, birth date, address)
Address of your property in Spain Ownership
Sole owner
Co owner
Other
Inheritors to be designated
Executor/Executrix Substitute executor/executrix This is
My first Will
I already have a Will in the UK
I already have a Will in other country
I wish to modificate my existing Spanish Will
Compatibility with my existing Will Additional clauses and dispositions to be included
Additional comments/clarifications/explanations
Knowledge of Spanish Language Preferred date for the appointment with the Notary Public Preferred area of Spain for the appointment with the Notary Public