English-speaking lawyers in Madrid

Madrid hosts embassies, multinational offices and a large community of Americans, Britons and Latin Americans who work in English. When they need English-speaking lawyers in Madrid, it is usually because a Spanish authority or contract has become hard to follow.

Frequent topics include residence permits and the digital nomad visa, NIE applications, employment terminations, rental disputes under Spanish tenancy law, and buying a flat. Families ask about divorce, child custody and international inheritance. Companies need help with incorporating an S.L. and with commercial contracts.

Abogados must be registered with the Madrid bar, ICAM, which keeps a public search. Court cases are conducted in Spanish, and a procurador often represents the client before the court alongside the abogado. Foreign documents need an apostille and a traductor jurado. English-speaking lawyers in Madrid usually give a written fee estimate, and you should ask for one. English-speaking lawyers in Madrid often cover the rest of Spain too. Compare the firms below and contact them directly.