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Going through a divorce can be hard, especially when you are in a new country. It is never easy letting go of someone you hoped to love and live with forever. The process can be frustrating and emotionally draining, more so when the other party does not understand.

A lot of changes have taken place as a result of Brexit. Many legal processes such as divorce and child adoption have undergone various modifications. The family law legal system has had to make several adjustments post-Brexit. Here are a few implications of Brexit on divorce procedures.

On Monday 6 July the Spanish Government launched a new residency document for UK nationals who are protected by the Withdrawal Agreement – the Tarjeta de identidad de extranjero or TIE.

Notice from the British Embassy in Madrid. If you arrive in England, Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland from Spain on or after 26 July 2020 you will need to self-isolate...

This tax is regulated by Royal Legislative Decree 5/2004, of 5 March, approving the revised text of the Law on Non-Resident Income Tax (TRLIRNR).Income tax obtained in Spanish territory by non-resident taxpayers, both individuals and entities (Article 1 TRLIRNR). There are two forms of taxation (Article 15 TRLIRNR)....

Before setting up a business in Spain, all resident and non-resident foreigners with financial affairs in Spain must have a foreigner’s tax identification number (NIE). The NIE is essential for any fiscal transactions in Spain, such as incorporating a company. If you are a Spanish national, you will have a NIF rather than a NIE number....