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Legal Services and Lawyers Assistance in Spain | Bon

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Setting up or running a business in Spain, or applying for residence there, involves paperwork and legal steps that are easy to get wrong from abroad. We work with Spanish lawyers and coordinate the legal side of your case so you deal with one point of contact instead of several separate providers.

Legal support we coordinate includes:

  • Company formation documents and shareholder agreements
  • Contract drafting and review, including commercial and lease agreements
  • Legal due diligence when buying an established company
  • Support with residence permit and business visa applications where legal representation is needed
  • General guidance on Spanish corporate, tax and immigration regulations affecting your business

Coordinating this centrally matters because the pieces are rarely independent: a lease clause can affect whether a premises passes its activity license, and a shareholder agreement drafted without the residence route in mind can complicate a later visa application. We keep the legal work aligned with the immigration and business goals behind it, not treated as a separate, disconnected task.

Because each case is different, we scope the legal work needed after understanding your situation rather than offering a single fixed package. Get in touch and we will tell you exactly what legal steps your case requires.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a Spanish lawyer if I already have a business consultant?
For most company formation and standard residence cases, our team and the lawyers we work with cover what is needed without you having to manage a separate, disconnected legal relationship.

Can you help with legal due diligence when buying a company?
Yes, legal due diligence, checking contracts, liabilities and disputes, is a core part of the support we provide before any company purchase in Spain.

Is legal representation required for a residence permit application?
It is not always mandatory, but for business-linked and investor routes, having legal support reviewing the file reduces the risk of the kind of gaps that lead to delays or requests for additional evidence.

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