Will:

Regulation that the person makes, within the legal limits established by the different legitimate systems existing in Spain, of his succession mortis-causa.

Along with property matters, a large number of issues can be regulated in the will (appointment of guardians, administration rules, appointment of executor, accountants-partiers).

In addition to being a simple procedure, which can be carried out in a short time and with a reduced financial cost, with the Notary you will obtain the advice that includes its control of legality and the guarantee of its conservation.

Certificate of declaration of intestate heirs:

When a person dies without a will, the notary office of the deceased person's last domicile must process the notoriety certificate that determines who his or her heirs are according to law, provided that they are ascendants, descendants or spouse. In the case of collaterals or other legal heirs, the declaration must be made in the corresponding Court.

Public deeds that have as their object mortis causa succession and inheritance:

The inheritance may be accepted purely or simply or with the benefit of inventory, split or divide the inheritance totally or partially, making specific awards among the heirs, repudiate it, deliver legacies...