Law in action
Resolution to residency cases in record time gives hope to foreign investors, writes lawyer Antonio Flores
Things to consider when facing a divorce abroad
The top five things to consider abroad to dodge a difficult break-up, writes Frank Arndt, Managing Partner of Paradigm Family Law
Stunning expat victory againt Cajasol bank and Costa del Sol property promoter
Estepona court orders repayment of €600,000
Andalucia’s solar plant at the centre of million-euro legal battle
Andasol investors are suing Spain following solar subsidy cuts
No hiding place?
When community fee debts from Spain come knocking on your door in Britain...
Hacienda helicopters cracking down on undeclared developments in Andalucia
Homeowners caught face hefty fines
Banking magnate Baron Rothschild to appear in court in victory for expats
An Alicante court has issued a writ to indict and interrogate the boss of N.M Rothschild & Sons
Work to resume at controversial Algarrobico hotel
The 'hotel ilegal' saga has taken another twist
The legal battle that restored Spain’s claim to the biggest ever underwater bounty
Jack Gaioni explores modern-day treasure hunters, are they pirates or archaeologists?
Behind bars in Spain
Antonio Flores of Marbella law firm, Lawbird, explores the controversies of a night in a cell
Los Merinos golf course green for go on UNESCO-protected area in Ronda
Eight years of legal wrangling and the planned development might still come to pass
Spain’s first bondage hotel cancels grand opening in Valencia
The BDSM lodging is inspired by Fifty Shades of Grey
Leader of Podemos sues PP official over links to Castro and terrorist group ETA
Pablo Iglesias is also suing newspaper El Mundo
Ex-king Juan Carlos nears legal immunity amid paternity suits
Legislation has been passed to the protect the ex-monarch
Spanish architect awarded damages by critical website
Santiago Calatrava has won his lawsuit against 'Calatrava bleeds you dry' site
Olive Press readers overwhelmingly support campaign to demolish Algarrobico
Our online poll reveals how readers really feel about the monstrous hotel
Spanish public notary wins bank mis-selling case
A public notary - supposedly an expert - wins case with plea of ignorance
Scaremongering tactics and the facts
Antonio Flores uncovers the truth behind some of the rumours surrounding non-resident tax issues
Queen Sofia sues online dating site for mock-up ad campaign
The Queen of Spain to take legal action against US website Ashley Madison for ‘damage to her honour and dignity’
If it sounds too good to be true…
Financial adviser Richard Alexander looks at the risks of 'guaranteed' returns
What happens when you follow bad advice?
Antonio Flores looks at what happened to the private investors caught up in the Lehman Brothers collapse and why some were more successful than others
How to handle Spain’s Hacienda
In a bid to raise much needed funds the Inland Revenue is making new demands on foreign property owners, writes Antonio Flores
Legal resignation in Spain
Manuel Camas is furious about huge delays and lack of funding
Marbella Terra Sana restaurant row simmers again
Businessman insists he was right to pull out of a deal