Ways to tackle Spanish property transfer tax
With the tax rate going higher and higher, columnist Antonio Flores looks at ways to get around it
Nudist beach in Almeria under threat from new law
The beach in Vera has been a haven for naturists since it was legalised there in 1979
Spanish justice minister grants right to life for deformed babies
New revelations in Spain's controversial abortion saga
Unlucky 13 families fight demolition of homes as planning chaos plagues Spain
The British and Belgian expats all have homes in the Piedra Amarilla area
Balancing privacy with press freedom
Columnist Antonio Flores, of Lawbird in Marbella, on how to keep the balance
Spanish police protocols
Olive Press columnist Antonio Flores, of Lawbird, explores Spanish police warrants
Best to be gay in Spain
Spain is the world's most accepting country of homosexuality, according to new survey
Spain curbs power of pioneering human rights judges
The country will only be able to prosecute wrongdoers residing in Spain
Holiday homes targeted in new Spanish property law change
Brits with holiday homes in Spain and France could be prevented from renting them out to tourists under controversial new laws
New legislation sets abortion rights back 30 years
The Spanish Government has changed abortion legislation, severely restricting right to choose
Bullfighting afforded protection by state
Animal rights groups have hit out at the decision
Enough bull, says Pamela Anderson
Animal rights activist speaks out against bullfighting
Malaya corruption trial verdicts due
New court built especially for Andalucia's biggest ever trial
Back to blanco in Tarifa
A group of Tarifa residents are painting the town white
Gibraltar introduces ASBOs as old laws are modernised
A change-up of laws attempts to bring the Rock's crime-fighters up to speed
Tops on in Velez!
Velez Malaga town hall are set to impose a €100 fine for people walking the streets without a shirt
Calls for Malaga law students to be recognised in UK
The move will make studying law in Spain more attractive
Legal resignation in Spain
Manuel Camas is furious about huge delays and lack of funding
Further fight for homeowners in Spain
Judges and consumer groups unite to fight 150 year old mortgage law
The farmers who cried wolf
A new law is being drafted to give cash to farmers whose animals are being killed by the wolves that have returned to Madrid
Legal witch hunt
Employees of disgraced Gibraltar firm hit out
Help! My neigbour’s hedge is blocking my view
Marbella lawyer Rafael Berdaguer gives you tips on how to unblock your view