Do I need a separate Spanish will for my Spanish assets?

[Tony the Welder]

advice needed in regards to putting wills in place will a English will be ok or do I kneed a Spanish will as well contacted 3 companies first response was I needed to go for a consortashion 80e pluss igc which will be off set if I use there services waiting for a response from the other 2 any advice will be welcome

[Hepa]

You need an English will for your English assets and a Spanish will for your Spanish assets, and in each will you have to make reference to the other. The Local Notario did ours, its a while since, I cannot remember the exact cost, but it wasn't expensive.

[KirstyJay]

Yes, you need a separate will, and 80€ is a very good price to get one done. You aren't getting ripped off.

[Tony the Welder]

thank you kirstyjay if it was 80eu that would be ok but the 80eur is just to meet up and talk about the will before I am told the price

[clara]

If you have an existing English will and it says 'whatsoever and whersoever situate' or something similar, that will cover both coutries we were advised.

[bulldog]

Tony,try the notary in Los Cristianos opposite the church square 2nd.floor the guy on the front desk is Oscar I know they do them but don,t know the price
We did ours back in the 80,s different times back then good luck

[bonitatime]

You can do a Will in any notary office they have complete understanding if the Law And if you chose one in the South they Will be used to dealing with foreigners

[Tony the Welder]

thank you all for responding what I have been told up to press is that I need is one in England for the assets there and the same in Tenerife they are the same for both me and the wife so will need 4 in total but I want to set up some sort of trust fund for most of my assets just in case the worst happens to me and the wife , on holls just know so will be sorting this out next week thank you all again or and hi to Collin t

[karen1234]

One will, the law changes in August. You can leave your worldwide assets to whoever under residency law or now country of birth