At PCC Legal, we help expats in Spain protect their assets and put the right legal plans in place for the future. Whether you own property in Spain or have international assets, our inheritance lawyers in Spain provide clear, practical guidance every step of the way.
As expats ourselves, we understand the challenges of dealing with Spanish inheritance law, cross-border estates and estate planning in another country. We explain everything clearly, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.
If you’re unsure what you need, we’ll explain your options clearly and help you protect your assets, family and future in Spain.
Who We Help
Expats who own and want to protect property in Spain
Individuals with assets in multiple countries who need cross-border advice
Families wanting to ensure inheritance is handled expertly
Clients moving to Spain who want everything set up correctly
Retirees planning long-term financial and legal security
Anyone who wants peace of mind by safeguarding their future
Spanish inheritance law differs from many other countries, particularly around forced heirship, succession rights and inheritance tax in Spain. Getting the right legal advice early helps avoid complications later.
We provide a complete estate planning service in Spain, ensuring your affairs are structured clearly, tax-efficiently and fully compliant with Spanish law.
We prepare valid Spanish Wills so your assets are distributed according to your wishes.
We support your family through probate process in Spain from start to finish.
We coordinate estates across multiple countries to ensure everything works together.
Practical advice to help manage Spanish inheritance tax efficiently.
Clear guidance on how Spanish inheritance law applies to your estate and succession planning for international families.
We assess existing wills to ensure they align with Spanish law.
Legal authority in place for future decision-making if needed.
We’ll talk it through with you and point you in the right direction.
Planning for the future in another country can feel complex—but with the right support, it doesn’t have to be. At PCC Legal, we combine legal expertise with real expat experience to deliver clear, practical advice you can rely on.
We understand the challenges first-hand
No jargon, just straightforward guidance
tailored to your individual situation
Strong experience across southern Spain
From planning to probate and estate administration in Spain
providing reassurance throughout the process
For many clients, estate planning is just one part of a wider picture, alongside buying property, relocating, or organising long-term finances. We provide an integrated legal service that ensures every element of your situation works together seamlessly.
We also support practical arrangements such as Power of Attorney and ongoing legal matters, particularly useful if you divide your time between countries.
Yes. A UK will can cover your worldwide assets, but a Spanish Will makes it quicker and simpler to deal with your assets in Spain, helping avoid delays, translations and added costs.
Spanish inheritance law includes forced heirship, meaning part of your estate must pass to close family members. This is different from the UK, where you generally have more freedom over how your estate is distributed.
Potentially. In Spain, inheritance tax is paid by the beneficiaries, not the estate. The amount depends on the region, the value of the assets, and the relationship to the deceased.
Yes. If you own assets in Spain, your beneficiaries may be liable for Spanish inheritance tax, even if they live in the UK.
Putting the right plans in place today can make a significant difference for you and your family tomorrow. Whether you live permanently in Spain, own a holiday property on the Costa del Sol, or hold assets across multiple countries, PCC Legal provides clear, practical estate planning and inheritance advice in Spain tailored to expats and international families.
With the right legal guidance, planning for the future becomes simpler, more secure and far less stressful.
