I assist clients with the full administration of inheritances in Spain, whether you reside in the country or abroad. My guidance is straightforward and comprehensive: I explain each step clearly and coordinate all required documentation, notarial procedures, and administrative tasks.
Under EU Regulation 650/2012, the general rule is that the applicable law is that of the deceased’s last habitual residence, unless they chose the law of their nationality in their will.
Essential Aspects of an Inheritance
Do you need help with a national or international inheritance?
I manage your case with clarity, notary coordination and support at every step, whether you are in Spain or abroad.
Yes. It can be handled remotely through a notarized power of attorney, duly apostilled or legalized.
In most cases, the law of the deceased’s last habitual residence. If a choice-of-law clause exists in the will, the law of the deceased’s nationality will apply.
Death certificate, certificate of last wills, will (if any), identification documents, and an inventory of assets.
The succession can be opened in Spain. The applicable law will depend on habitual residence or any choice of law made in the will.
No. Residency is not required. What may vary is the taxation and the documentation process.
Inheritance laws can vary depending on the autonomous community, the type of assets, whether there are minor or incapacitated heirs, or if assets are located abroad. Professional guidance helps to expedite the process, avoid family conflicts, and ensure compliance with tax obligations.
3–6 months from when all the documentation is gathered.