We’re Back! Embracing New Beginnings and Relocations to Spain

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07 Apr 2025 10:44 AM by mariadecastro Star rating in Algeciras (Cadiz). 9422 posts Send private message

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Hello everyone!

After some time away from the keyboard, I am thrilled to announce that Maria’s Blog is back with renewed energy and a fresh focus that I’m sure you will love. During my break, I spent a lot of time thinking about the topics that truly resonate with you, my dear readers, and how I can provide value to those seeking new adventures in Spanish lands.

Today, more than ever, I understand that moving to a new country can be both exciting and overwhelming. That’s why I’ve decided to dedicate a significant portion of our content to everything you need to know about relocating to Spain. From legal procedures to cultural integration tips, I want this blog to be your trusted guide and companion on this journey to your new home.

In the coming weeks, we will share a series of detailed posts covering every aspect of relocation to Spain:

  • Preparation for the move: What to expect and how to plan effectively.

  • Legal aspects: Understanding visas, residency requirements, and more.

  • Finding a home: Tips for house hunting and settling in.

  • Cultural integration: How to embrace the Spanish lifestyle and customs.

Stay tuned as we embark on this exciting journey together. Whether you’re considering a move or are already in the midst of relocating, there’s something here for everyone. Let’s make your dream of living in Spain a reality!

Thank you for sticking with us, and welcome back to the adventure!



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Maria L. de Castro, JD, MA

Lawyer

Director www.costaluzlawyers.es

El blog de Maria



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13 Apr 2025 1:19 PM by ads Star rating. 4130 posts Send private message

Hi Maria,

Is it correct to say that you would never act as legal conveyancer for any home that does not have an LFO?

The reason I query this is that it would appear that some three decades on there appear to be properties that are occupied but have still not received the required legal licences! An absolute disgrace....

I refer to the recent article in Spanish Property Insight which exposes the continuing risks and vulnerabilities for those who have been left in legal limbo through no fault of their own.

https://www.spanishpropertyinsight.com/2025/04/10/murcias-lfo-urban-mess/

Best regards.

 

 


This message was last edited by ads on 4/13/2025.



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