A Spanish will saves your family months of paperwork and thousands of euros. We make it simple, bilingual and done in one notary visit.
If you own property anywhere on the Costa del Sol — Málaga, Benalmádena, Mijas, Marbella, Estepona or inland — a Spanish will is the single most effective step to protect your family and your Spanish assets.
From our office in La Cala de Mijas, Dolores Perujo prepares bilingual Spanish wills for residents and non-residents across the coast, and arranges the notary appointment wherever suits you.
Also serving: Málaga, Torremolinos, Benalmádena, Fuengirola, Mijas, Marbella, Estepona, Manilva, Nerja
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Your will prepared in Spanish and English so you understand every clause you sign.
Under EU Regulation 650/2012 you can choose the law of your nationality to govern your estate.
Matching wills for spouses or partners, coordinated with any will you hold in your home country.
We book the notary, attend with you and arrange an interpreter if needed.
Your will is recorded in the Spanish Central Registry of Last Wills, so it will always be found.
Optional living will (testamento vital) and powers of attorney, done at the same time.
A Spanish notarial will is immediately usable by Spanish notaries, banks and the Land Registry — no apostilles, translations or foreign-law certificates.
EU Regulation 650/2012 lets foreign nationals choose their national law for their whole estate, avoiding unexpected Spanish forced-heirship rules.
Our will service starts from around €150 for a simple will, with a written quote before we begin.
Senior lawyer, personal attention, clear fees. Call, WhatsApp or send us your details — the first consultation is free.
We talk about your family, your assets in Spain and abroad, and what you want to happen.
You receive a bilingual draft to read calmly and change as many times as needed.
A short appointment — around 30 minutes — with us at your side.
The notary records your will in the Central Registry of Last Wills.
You keep a certified copy; updating it later is quick and simple.
Compared with the cost of probating a foreign will in Spain — apostilles, sworn translations, legal opinions on foreign law and months of delay — a Spanish will is one of the best investments you can make for your family.
Get a fixed quoteBook your free first consultation with Dolores Perujo — in English, Spanish or French.