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Maria de Castro Legal Clinic

María de Castro Legal Clinic is a practical legal blog for foreigners who buy, live, invest or retire in Spain. For individuals: Off-plan property, rentals and landlord–tenant disputes, community of owners advice, residency and visas, international wills and cross-border inheritances, lasting powers of attorney, prenuptial agreements and international tax planning. For businesses and entrepreneurs: Business mobility, company set-up and debt and the Second Chance Law in Spain. Our main goal is to educate and answer questions from the community, just as we have been doing on EyeonSpain since 2008 through El Blog de María and our active participation in the forums. You can leave your questions in the comments, and I will reply promptly. I will also be posting thought-provoking questions to encourage reflection and help you better understand your legal options in Spain. The aim is simple: to protect buyers, residents and investors, prevent costly mistakes and offer honest, down-to-earth guidance for a safer, more confident life in Spain.

The Legal Clinic with María de Castro now begins. How can I help you today?
Saturday, December 6, 2025 @ 11:36 AM

Good Saturday morning to all my dear EyeOnSpain members! Wishing you a bright and relaxing weekend ahead!

Welcome, everyone!
After several years focused on developing comprehensive relocation services to Spain in the post-Brexit landscape, we are now delighted to make the experience and know-how gained through this journey fully available to you as part of this educational initiative.

Please feel free to share your questions below on any of the following topics:

  • Visa options (NLV, Digital Nomad, Golden Visa, EU-family routes)

  • Residency renewals and transitions

  • Buying property in Spain (including off-plan & legal safeguards)

  • Taxes for residents and non-residents

  • Wills, inheritance & family protection

  • Starting a business or becoming self-employed

  • Healthcare, social security & practical relocation matters

  • Municipal issues (padrón, utility setup, local obligations)

  • Consumer and property disputes in Spain

I’m here to help—ask away!



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