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Morning Mth,
Have a look at this page: http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/spanish_property_solutions_legal.htm
Roma Bosch of DiG Advocats is based in Barcelona and can help you – it’s an easy drive to Tortosa. However if you really do want a lawyer based more locally then I can thoroughly recommend a lawyer called Esther Capafons. She is based in Cambrils, not far from Tortosa. I have been very impressed by her.
Her contact details are:
Sra. Esther Capafons i Guillemat
Capafons & Associats
Address: Paseo La Salle 27, Bajos43850 Cambrils, Tarragona,
Tel: +34 977 368 073
Email: capafonsyasoci@telefonica.netRegards
Mark
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hi
thought i’d see if anyone can help me again. mark i contacted jose maria alfonso to hlep me but he says that the area i want to buy in (white vilages of cadiz province or somewhere near there) is too far for him. i have the name of a lawyer in marbella who seems ok(aurrora herarra llamas) but i would prefer to use one that is more locale and accessble than that. any suggewstios for a good honest lawyer in the cadzi area??
monicals
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Careful with the lady in Marbella. It may well mean nothing, but she is close enough to the estate agents to speak on how they should protect themselves at the 5 star seminars.
http://www.dmproperties.com/article_thelpa2.html
Marbella will probably be too far anyway. When you say “white villages of Cadiz” are you looking round the north or south of the province?
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is there more concerning “the lady in marbella” that you arn’t telling me?? any advice on marbellasolicitors?? they claim to charge .75% rather than the norm 1%…would anyone like to respond to this?? i will be in cadiz area in july but after 4 months of looking I still have not found a lawyer that anyone out there would recommend?? any reason for this??marc…can you help?? i really do not want to get ripped off!!
monicals
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Hi Monicals,
If you don’t want to get ripped off when buying inland then you should start by avoiding the foreigners selling property and try to deal with Spanish estate agencies – through a translator if necessary. If you are going to deal with a foreign estate agent then as a minimum confirm that they speak fluent Spanish and have lived in the area for a decade. Many foreigners – especially Brits – who have just moved to rural Spain are now in the property business for lack of anything else to do. For many reasons they are a danger to their clients.
The only reason I can’t recommend you an English-speaking lawyer in the Cadiz province is that I don’t know of one. You might wish to contact the professional legal associations (colegios) in the region and ask if they can put you in touch with local English-speaking lawyers who specialise in real estate law. It’s worth a try but I’m not sure how successful it would be – most collegios don’t give out this sort of information.
ILUSTRE COLEGIO DE ABOGADOS DE CÁDIZ
Dirección: TAMARINDOS, 17-19
Población: Cadiz
C.P.: 11007
Teléfono: 956287611
Fax: 956287022
Decano: Excmo.Sr.D. JOSÉ ANTONIO GUTIERREZ TRUEBA
e-mail: cabocadiz@cabocadiz.org
Web: http://www.icadiz.orgILUSTRE COLEGIO DE ABOGADOS DE JEREZ DE LA FRONTERA
Dirección: SEVILLA, 37
Población: Jerez de la Frontera
C.P.: 11402
Teléfono: 956328793
Fax: 956328841
Decano: Excmo.Sr.D. IGNACIO VERGARA IVISON
e-mail: icabjerezcarmen@terra.es
Web: http://www.icabjerez.esMark
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@mark wrote:
Morning Mth,
Have a look at this page: http://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/spanish_property_solutions_legal.htm
Roma Bosch of DiG Advocats is based in Barcelona and can help you – it’s an easy drive to Tortosa. However if you really do want a lawyer based more locally then I can thoroughly recommend a lawyer called Esther Capafons. She is based in Cambrils, not far from Tortosa. I have been very impressed by her.
Her contact details are:
Sra. Esther Capafons i Guillemat
Capafons & Associats
Address: Paseo La Salle 27, Bajos43850 Cambrils, Tarragona,
Tel: +34 977 368 073
Email: capafonsyasoci@telefonica.netRegards
Mark
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We bought a tiny almond farm in the Burga Mountains in 2001. Builders connected to the estate agency were hired to do the restoration. Footings were already in place from a ruined part of the building. We were assured that we did not need planning for such work.
When we went to try to register the property in the nearby town however, we were told by the adjuntament that this was indeed not the case. We would like to get all our papers in order for the property including one paper which has the adjuntaments official stamp which states that the footprint of the farm buildings already in place was a certain area, but which for some reason is not included in the escritura. We would also like to include my name as well as my husbands on the deeds. At present it only bares my husband’s name.
There is photographic evidence of the property and footings before any work was done.
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