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Practical guides written for real situations — cross-border inheritance, Spanish succession law, crypto assets, and the legacy that matters most to the people you love.
Living in Spain as an expat? Discover how Spanish succession law works, what inheritance tax you'll owe, and how to protect your family with a clear, cross-border estate plan.
Read article →Cryptocurrency doesn't appear in a Spanish will. If your heirs don't have your private keys, those assets are gone. Here's how expats in Europe can plan crypto inheritance properly.
Read article →Inheriting a property in Spain as a non-resident is a multi-step legal and tax process. This guide walks you through every stage — from obtaining the death certificate to registering the property in your name.
Read article →Brussels IV changed everything for expats with cross-border estates. Understand what it means for your succession plan — and the one choice in your will that makes all the difference.
Read article →A will transfers assets. It doesn't transfer who you were. For expats living far from home, intentional personal legacy planning — messages, memories, family knowledge — is the part that matters most to the people you leave behind.
Read article →French expats in Spain face a uniquely complex estate planning situation — réserve héréditaire, assurance-vie, a bilateral tax treaty, and two sets of forced heirship rules. Here is what you need to know.
Read article →Germany has Pflichtteil, Spain has legítima — and if you live in Mallorca or Barcelona, both may apply to your estate. A practical guide for German expats navigating cross-border succession.
Read article →Brexit changed the rules. UK domicile is a hidden trap. And your ISA loses its tax-exempt status the moment you move to Spain. A practical guide for British expats navigating succession on both sides of the Channel.
Read article →Dutch expats in Spain face a 10-year erfbelasting rule, a legitieme portie that works like German Pflichtteil, and a wettelijke verdeling that Spanish courts barely recognise. Here is how to plan properly.
Read article →Belgium has three different regional inheritance tax regimes. Your Tak 21 may be taxed twice. And your réserve héréditaire follows you to Spain if you elect Belgian law. A practical guide for Belgian expats.
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