Showing posts with label spain home evictions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spain home evictions. Show all posts

Friday, 16 November 2012

Relocating to Spain. Contact the experts at: Costa Advice Bureau


Contact the Experts


CAB is the established English language advisory office located on the Costa del Sol. Our experienced bilingual team provides an extensive range of services in mainland Spain and the Canary Islands.

We are dedicated to supporting the expatriate communities who live, work, invest or are relocating to Spain and theCanary Islands, ensuring you and your family peace of mind. 

We pride ourselves on providing our clients with a high quality and personal service. This means taking time to listen.
We will work with you every step of the way to make sure that you achieve the results you desire. Our business is client orientated and we maintain strict confidentiality.

Spain is an emergent European state where regulations are continually changing. Our inimitable insight and many years of experience in dealing with complex procedures, matched with our invaluable assistance, will assure you of success when negotiating in a country whose legislation may be unfamiliar. Using our services will ensure that you avoid the multiple problems that are all too often experienced by our community. 

Our team have all the expertise necessary for completing the complicated paperwork required to conclude the many obligatory and diverse commitments when living in Spain.

We will provide you with impartial, independent and confidential advice and assistance. Our team is recognised for providing an effective, efficient and economic service. We will make sure that our negotiations will find solutions to all your legal, business, personal problems and issues.

Myra, the founder of the bureau, has an extraordinary ability as a mediator which has concluded in significant and successful results for our clients. She also provides up to date information in her monthly column published in anEnglish language newspaper.

Are you thinking of purchasing a property? You may also avail yourself of our knowledge and expertise in order to guide you through the complex process of the purchase or sale of a Spanish property. Our conveyance fees are cost effective. 

We also offer services to advise and assist you with investments or establishing a business venture. Please continue to browse the site where you will find a list of the many issues we can assist you with in order to facilitate a relaxed and comfortable stay in Spain.

Sunday, 11 November 2012

SPAIN’S POLICE UNIONS ACTION, MAY MEAN AN END TO EVICTIONS


The general secretary of SUP (the police union in Spain) José Manuel Sánchez Fornet, has assured the forces that they will support any policeman, who refuses to take part in any evictions ordered by the courts for the banks. They are also offering to assist the officers with the expenses for any legal cases which may be brought against them for refusal to act out the order, whether or not they are members of the said union.

Any member of the police force, who is a conscientious objector, against the increasing number of ejections, only has to speak up, and he or she will be supported. The secretary added that he hopes that this extraordinary action by the union will assist in putting an end to scenes of despairing families being put out onto the streets.

José Manuel went on to say that though this has been a topic of discussion for a while now. He noted the statements coming out from the European Union that the law in Spain on evictions is flawed, had a strong influence in the final decision.

Obviously swayed by the bad press the government is being subjected to and with the two recent suicides of homeowners, who were about to be evicted, the government is also looking at amending the law so that banks can give vulnerable mortgage debtors options to stay in their homes.

Numerous of these evictions are occurring to retired couples who have paid off their own homes but stood as guarantee for their children. This was a common way for youngsters, to be eligible for a home loan.