Wills
A will is made to protect the family estate and ensure its orderly transfer to heirs — whether descendants, ascendants, or siblings — preserving the family assets for future generations.
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A Will Also Allows You to Make Other Important Decisions
If you have minor children, you can appoint an administrator of assets to prevent, for example, your former partner from managing your estate and your children’s inheritance if something happens to you.
You can also include guidance or specific clauses to protect your spouse or registered partner.
A well-drafted will can help you avoid unnecessary risks, while remaining flexible enough to be applied properly and prevent future disputes.
Inheritance matters involve many different aspects, including lifetime gifts, assets subject to collation, and other estate-related issues. Over time, these matters have given rise to a wide range of cases and legal scenarios. Our experience allows us to help you avoid common problems and ensure that your heirs’ rights and your final wishes are properly respected.
Will in Favour of an NGO
The Spanish Civil Code provides for forced heirship rights in favour of certain legally protected heirs. However, some people may not have any heirs, in which case, upon their death, their assets may pass to the State.
Those who know that they do not have heirs under the legal line of succession — such as descendants, ascendants, or siblings — may prepare a will providing for their estate to be donated to the NGOs of their choice.
Make Important Decisions with Legal Certainty
We guide you through the process of organising your estate with clarity, peace of mind, and the confidence that your family and your wishes will be properly protected.
