I want my children, not my wife’s, to inherit our Spanish home. How do I structure my will to make this happen?

10 July 2018

Home Insights News I want my children, not my wife’s, to inherit our Spanish home. How do I structure my will to make this happen?

Joseph Austin from our private client team has answered an FT Money section reader question about how to pass a Spanish property to his second wife for her lifetime before leaving it to his sons.

In summary, Joseph believes the plan should be achievable but recommends planning and working through the detail with both English and Spanish lawyers and tax advisers.

To read his full expert answer click here.

Joseph Austin TEP

Senior Associate

+44 (0)20 7369 3799

jaustin@kingsleynapley.co.uk

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