Del Canto Chambers discusses on compulsory voting
Our Managing Partner, León Fernando del Canto, has published an article in the journal Huffington Post in which he analyses the advantages of implementing the compulsory voting.
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Del Canto Chambers bets for Spanish and British relations
Our Managing Partner, León Fernando del Canto, has published an article in the economic journal “Cinco Dias” where he is defending that relations between Spain and the United Kingdom should
Del Canto Chambers defends the living will in an article published in Spanish journal Cinco Días
The economic journal “Cinco Días” has published an opinion piece by our Managing Partner, León Fernando del Canto, in which he explains what a living will is and why it
Living will as a remedy against medical conflicts when facing death
People deciding to get a living will increase each year in Spain, although it still is a legal resource used by a minority of people in our country. The number
Leon Fernando Del Canto publishes an article in British business newspaper City AM
Our Managing Partner in the office of Del Canto Chambers, Leon Fernando Del Canto, published in the British business newspaper City AM an article on the growth of the M
Testament and death of a Brit in Spain: what you should know
The existing legislation between Spain and Britain regarding inheritance is complex, mainly because their legal traditions are opposed. While in the UK there is absolute freedom in regards to how
Bad news for Brits with a holiday home in Spain
The British newspaper The Times has published an article by León Fernando del Canto on the consequences, for British citizens owning a property in Spain, of the ECJ’s advocate-general’s decision
Spanish Golden Visa, the most secure scheme to put a foot in Europe
Spanish Golden Visa, the most secure scheme to put a foot in Europe: Spanish Act 14/2013 of 27th September, known mainly for containing the Spanish Golden Visa scheme, was issued
Family Office services: tips to consider in the UK and Spain when setting them up
Different jurisdictions and tax schemes are keys to bear in mind when an FO is established A Family Office (FO) is a kind of business created to manage the single
CJEU delays its Advocate General's line on floor-clauses while in London the housing market steps back
As if all the people were not awaiting for it, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has announced to delay its Advocate General’s line on floor-clauses that
