Shoplifting in Spain
Shoplifting in SpainShoplifting, or theft, is defined in the dictionary as'the illegal act of taking goods from a shop without paying for them.'Shoplifting is on the rise in recent years…
Dud cheques – what can I do if I receive one?
Nowadays, many people and businesses use online banking to send and receive money, so cheques are not as commonly used as they once were. Nonetheless, they are still valid tender…
Bankruptcy in Spain
With recent financial instability caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and rising costs of living, unfortunately the amount of people going bankrupt is increasing. This article will cover what bankruptcy is,…
Bar fights in Spain
Have you ever been in a situation where you wanted to go out in your free time to meet some friends at a bar, a football stadium or a disco…
Animal Abuse in Spain
What is the legal situation of animals in Spain? There are 17 regional animal protection laws in Spain, all of them are different. This means most of the animals are…
THE CRIME OF INJURIES IN SPAIN
Here you will find everything you need to know about the crime of injuries in Spain.The crime of injuries is one of the most frequent crimes in Spain.When we talk…
Cyber identity fraud in Spain
Cyber identity fraud is becoming increasingly common, and our Spanish lawyers often receive inquiries on the crime. In a 2019 study of Spanish internet users, around 6% of respondents answered…
How to prove a fall on the street in order to claim – Spanish Public Administration
Did you have a fall in Spain? If you want to know how to act, please read the following article. A fall on a public road can be due to…
Spain becomes a pioneer in child protection with Rhodes’ Law
Our Spanish Lawyers in Barcelona write the following article. On April 15 2021, the Spanish Congress approved by a large majority the ley de protección a la infancia. Otherwise known…
Common Spanish Divorce Questions – Lawyers in Spain
What will happen concerning the custody of my children? If you have children under 18, you have to know that your duties as a parent remain the same. You should…