
The modification of measures after a divorce
The measures adopted after the end of the marriage may be subject to modification regardless of whether the measures have been established in a regulatory agreement or by a court

The measures adopted after the end of the marriage may be subject to modification regardless of whether the measures have been established in a regulatory agreement or by a court

The Madrid Court of First Instance no. 77 declared the partial invalidity of a multi-currency loan contract, due to the lack of transparency with regard to the information given regarding

Bufete Salmerón has obtained an interesting ruling in the Courts of Algeciras, in which in addition to declaring the nullity of the floor clause, they returned our client all the

New successful case for a client of Bufete Salmerón. The Court of First Instance nº19 of Madrid declared the partial and full nullity of a multi-currency loan deed, due to

On 23 January 2019, the rights of bank clients once again suffered a serious setback with the publication of Supreme Court Rulings 44/2019, 46/2019, 47/2019, 48/2019 and 49/2019, which set

Royal Decree-Law 21/2018 On 14 December 2018, the Government approved Royal Decree-Law 21/2018 on urgent housing and rental measures, in an attempt to create a regulatory environment (i) that favours

Seville, 04 December 2018-. Bufete Salmerón reached an agreement with GENERALI SEGUROS SA whereby the insurance company returned 89,477.72 euros based on the guarantee policy in respect of the amounts

Seville, 10 December 2018-. Bufete Salmerón reached an agreement with BBVA whereby the financial institution returned 76,590.60 euros plus interest in respect to amounts paid as a deposit by a

On 16 October 2018, we woke up to a pleasant surprise learning that the 2nd Section of the 3rd Chamber of the Supreme Court had just made a judgment (rec.

In a society such as here in Spain, in which dissolution processes (separations, divorces and annulments) are increasing by almost 1% annually – 101,294 in 2006 and 102,341 in 2007,