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+34 952 822 876Specialist legal advice in Marbella for expatriates and businesses. Consultations available in Spanish and English.
Edward Grant is a Spanish abogado & English barrister specialising in inheritances and civil law. With over two decades of experience, he provides clear and practical advice to protect family assets, prepare wills, and resolve inheritance disputes efficiently and sensitively.
Based in Marbella, he advises private clients and collaborates with UK law firms seeking legal support in Spain. Services are offered in English and Spanish, including wills, property, and cross-border succession management.
Practical guidance to protect assets, plan successions, and resolve disputes for both domestic and international clients.
He offers a tailored approach, adapting each solution to the client’s circumstances to reduce risks and costs. To receive more information, please get in touch via the contact section.
Specialist legal advice in Marbella for expatriates and businesses. Consultations available in Spanish and English.
Edward Grant provides on-site legal support in Spain to individuals, businesses, and foreign law firms —with a special focus on UK clients— to protect their rights and assets in real estate transactions, inheritance matters, and legal proceedings.
Court representation in Spain by a lawyer with diurect knowledge of the legal system and attendance in local courts
We coordinate with lawyers in the UK and other jurisdictions to help cross-border transactions go ahead smoothly
Wealth planning, transfer of assets and administration of estates for residents and non residents
A Spanish power of attorney is one of the most important legal tools for UK nationals with assets in Spain. Whether you own property, have bank accounts or are involved in legal matters, a properly drafted power of attorney in Spain allows a trusted person to act on your behalf without the need to travel. This is particularly useful for individuals living in the United Kingdom who need to manage Spanish legal and financial affairs efficiently.
Understanding how a Spanish power of attorney for UK residents works, what types are available and how they are used in practice is essential for effective estate planning and property management in Spain. With the right legal structure, you can avoid delays, reduce costs and ensure that your affairs are handled smoothly.
Dealing with selling Spanish property after death is a common issue for UK nationals inheriting property in Spain. Many British families find themselves responsible for a Spanish property following the death of a relative, but are often unfamiliar with the legal and tax requirements involved. Understanding the process of probate in Spain and the steps required before a property can be sold is essential to avoid delays and legal complications.
Before any Spanish property can be sold after death, the inheritance process must usually be completed in Spain. This includes complying with Spanish inheritance law, paying any applicable taxes and ensuring that ownership is correctly transferred to the heirs. Proper legal guidance can make this process significantly smoother and more efficient.
Understanding inheritance tax in Spain for UK residents is essential for British nationals who own property, bank accounts or other assets in Spain. Many families are unaware that Spanish inheritance tax applies even if the deceased or beneficiaries are not resident in Spain. This can lead to unexpected tax liabilities and administrative complications during the probate process.
For UK residents with assets in Spain, it is crucial to understand how Spanish inheritance tax rules work, what exemptions may apply and how to plan effectively to reduce tax exposure. Proper estate planning between the UK and Spain can make a significant difference in protecting family wealth and ensuring a smooth transfer of assets.
For many UK nationals with property in Spain, one of the most overlooked aspects of estate planning is the need for a Spanish will. While it is common for British individuals to rely on a UK will, this approach can create significant complications when dealing with Spanish assets. Understanding the importance of a Spanish will for UK residents is essential to ensure a smooth probate process and avoid unnecessary legal delays for your family.
Having a properly drafted will in Spain can simplify the administration of your estate, reduce costs and provide legal certainty. It is a key step in effective cross-border estate planning between the UK and Spain, particularly for those who own property, bank accounts or investments in Spanish territory.