Being arrested in Spain on an extradition request or a European Arrest Warrant is frightening, especially when the charges relate to another country and the process is conducted in a language you may not fully understand. For families, the first question is always the same: will they be sent abroad, and how fast? Extradition is … Read more

Burglary Charges in Spain: What Foreign Residents Need to Know Facing a burglary charge in Spain is frightening, especially if you don’t speak Spanish and don’t understand how the local system works. Whether you’ve been accused of breaking into a property, or you’re the victim trying to understand what happens next, the process moves fast … Read more

The Criminal Trial Process in Spain: A Step-by-Step Guide for Foreign Nationals Facing a criminal case in Spain as a foreign national is disorienting — different language, different procedure, different rules about what happens next. This guide walks through exactly what to expect from arrest to verdict, so you or your family know what’s coming … Read more

If you or a family member has been arrested on robbery charges in Spain, understanding how the Spanish criminal justice system treats this offence — and how quickly you need a defence lawyer — can make the difference between a suspended sentence and years in prison. What Robbery Means Under Spanish Law Spanish law distinguishes … Read more

If you or a family member has been arrested in Spain, is under police investigation, or faces a criminal charge, you need specialist legal help immediately. Criminal proceedings in Spain move fast, and the first 24 to 72 hours are the most critical. RINBER Abogados Penalistas provides 24-hour emergency criminal defence across Spain, with English-speaking … Read more

In Spain, accessing someone’s phone, emails or online accounts without their consent — or sharing private images — can result in serious criminal charges under Article 197 of the Spanish Penal Code (Código Penal). Whether you are a resident, expat or foreign national, understanding your rights from the outset is essential to protecting your future. … Read more

Being charged with assault or sexual assault in Spain is one of the most serious situations a person can face. The legal consequences are severe and the proceedings are complex. Understanding how Spanish law applies to these offences — and what a robust defence looks like — is the first step. How Spanish law defines … Read more

Being arrested in Spain as a tourist or foreign resident is a stressful and disorienting experience. Understanding your legal rights immediately is critical — the decisions made in the first hours can define the entire outcome of your case. Your rights when arrested in Spain Under Spanish law (Article 520 of the LECrim), every person … Read more