European Union Directive establishes that if you are a resident in Spain and wish to avoid the Spanish system of obligatory heirs (that establishes that 2/3rds of your estate has to go directly to your
children ) you must make an express choice of your national law when signing your Spanish will.
European Union Directive establishes that if you are a resident in Spain and wish to avoid the Spanish system of obligatory heirs (that establishes that 2/3rds of your estate has to go directly to your
children ) you must make an express choice of your national law when signing your Spanish will.
If you have any doubt about the importance of making sure your Spanish will does not need to be changed due to changed to the law introduced by a European Directive, please read this article published in the u.k. Law Society Gassett The Directive is in force since 17th of August of 2015 and there
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The U.K Law Society Gazette like us since 2104 explains why people must get a solicitor to make sure their Spanish will is o.k. after changes in the law due to European Directive 650/2012. The Directive is in force since 17th of August of 2015 and there are many wills that have still not been
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Angry about having to make a new will because of Directive of the European Union 650/2012. (also knowns as Brussels IV). Directive of the European Commission of 650/2012: Believe it or not it is actually good news: The european Directive that deals with inheritance all over Europe is finally in force (since the
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