Together by law: Ways to formalize your relationship as a domestic partner.
Many clients who come to our offices ask us how they can formalize their relationship with their partner. While it is true that we can also formalize the union with our partner through marriage, in this article we will deal with the constitution by way of domestic partnership. Where can we constitute it? We can do it in the notary’s office, or directly in the Registry of Domestic Partnerships of Catalonia. How can we constitute it? Our Civil Code of
Injury crime in Spain: definition, types and legal consequences
The crime of injury is one of the most common in the criminal field and protects a fundamental good: physical integrity and health. We explain what is considered criminal injury, what types exist and how they are punished. What is a crime of injury? It is regulated in articles 147 to 156 ter of the Penal Code. It occurs when a person causes harm to another person that requires medical or surgical treatment, beyond a simple cure. Requirements for it
Reconciliation of work and family life
What is meant by work-life balance? Work-life balance has become one of the key issues on the POLICY AGENDA. Both employees and employers are increasingly aware of the advantages of offering greater balance and flexibility in the working day and its place of execution, so that the worker can improve his or her quality of life without the business result suffering. In this direct, we will detail on the family conciliation, what regulates us the Statute of the Workers. The
Guide to apply for the Certificate of Migratory Movements in Spain: Requirements and Procedure
As foreign citizens in Spain, it is essential to comply with certain administrative procedures to keep our legal situation in order. It is not only a matter of obtaining residency, but also of renewing it and making sure that we continue to comply with the requirements established by law. One of these requirements is the continuity of residence in Spanish territory. The Immigration Law and its Regulations establish that prolonged absences from the country may affect the validity of our
How to erase criminal and police records in Spain
Criminal and police records can seriously affect your professional, immigration and personal life. From the denial of a visa to the impossibility of accessing certain jobs or competitive examinations, having a criminal record can close many doors. The good news is that in Spain it is possible to cancel them legally, as long as certain requirements and deadlines are met. In this article we explain how to erase your record step by step and what mistakes you should avoid. What
Driving offences in Spain: types, penalties and how to defend yourself
Did you know that you can face criminal prosecution for your driving behavior even if you have not caused an accident? In Spain, certain behaviors are considered crimes against road safety, and can lead to prison sentences, withdrawal of your driver’s license and a criminal record. In this article we explain what are the most frequent crimes, the legal consequences and how you can defend yourself if you have been cited or arrested. Fine or crime? Key differences In Spain