avocats en Espagne

Team of French and Spanish lawyers in Spain

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 Morillon Lawyers is a team of French-Spanish lawyers, specializing in consulting, support for the creation, supervision and development of businesses, of french franchises and French individuals in Spain.

Interviews

Interview – Miguel Morillon

Miguel Morillon has been leading the French-Spanish law firm Morillon Avocats since its creation more than twenty-five years ago.The firm offers each month 4 to 5 legal breakfasts on a topical tax or legal theme, and organizes French-Spanish Tax Conferences, the next of which will tak
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Articles

MASC (Medios Adecuados de Solución de Controversias): how to prevent litigation and resolve disputes differently

Professional and personal life is never entirely free of disputes: commercial contracts, employment relationships, civil conflicts… Yet traditional litigation is not always the most suitable solution. In many situations, alternative approaches make it possible to reach an agreement mo
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Financial Scams and Fraud

A financial scam is an action carried out by an individual or a company that causes economic harm to another person through deception and with the intention of making a profit. There are many types of financial scams and fraudulent schemes, and in recent years they have multiplied due
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News

Renting a Commercial Property in Spain: Understanding the “uso distinto del de vivienda”

The term “uso distinto del de vivienda” refers to a specific type of lease regulated by Spain’s Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos (LAU). It applies to any property rented for a purpose other than serving as a permanent residence for an individual or a family. It is therefore the legal fra
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Buying property in Spain: why buyers must withhold 3% when the seller is not a tax resident

In Spain, any property sale involving a non-tax-resident seller requires a mandatory 3% withholding on the sale price.This amount is not paid to the seller: the buyer must withhold it and pay it directly to the Spanish Tax Agency (Agencia Tributaria) on behalf of the seller, ensuring
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