Notarial deeds

Notarial acts are limited to certifying facts that the notary perceives through their senses, although they can also certify other facts that are not directly perceived through the senses but that the notary considers to be proven based on relevant evidence, as in the case of notoriety acts.

Real estate purchases and sales

The purchase of a home is the most important investment that most citizens will make, which is why we advise anyone who is thinking of buying a house to consult with a notary before taking any steps. The notary will provide advice on all the necessary steps to acquire a home with the utmost guarantees.

Termination of Co-Ownership

Partition of co-ownership is a solution when a marriage is going to divorce or siblings want to divide the property and end the co-ownership. It consists of one of the parties transferring the ownership of the property to another and can occur with or without a mortgage.

Inheritances

In legal doctrine, inheritance is the legal act by which a person who dies transmits their assets, rights, and obligations to one or more persons, collectively called heirs.

Mortgages

Most people who decide to buy a house need to apply for a mortgage loan from a financial institution in order to pay for it. Therefore, the first thing one must do is to thoroughly research the existing offers and the obligations that will be undertaken.

Construction works

The deed of declaration of new construction is one in which the owner of the property states that they have carried out a construction owned by the declarant, whether finished or under construction, and that it complies with reality and legality.

Powers of attorney

A notarial power of attorney is a public document that a natural or legal person signs with the approval of a notary to designate another person as their legal representative. This authorizes the representative to act on their behalf in various legal or material acts.

Companies

Currently, setting up a limited or anonymous company is a simple and quick process. It is enough to go to a notary with the necessary documents and on the same day of the signing of the deed, a copy of it can be obtained and the provisional tax identification number (NIF) can be obtained.

Wills

The notary informs and advises the testator on how they can distribute their assets among their heirs, and drafts the content of the will in accordance with current law. The notary is also responsible for the safekeeping of the will and for sending a report informing of its existence to the Registry of Last Wills.