Primeraley Sic Lex
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About Primeraley Sic Lex
Primeraley Sic Lex Abogados is a Seville law firm with over 25 years of combined legal experience, formed by the merger of two specialist practices covering the full range of civil and property law matters. The firm is listed on their own Google Business Profile as specialists in property law and patrimony planning alongside their wider civil, mercantile and inheritance practices — making them one of the broader-based property law practices on this page compared to dedicated conveyancing specialists.
The property and civil law practice, handled through the Sic Lex side of the firm, covers the full cycle of residential property transactions including compraventa due diligence, contract review and negotiation, title checks, community of owners disputes and urban planning matters. The inheritance practice runs alongside this, covering wills, estate management and property inheritance — which is particularly relevant for expats who need to understand how Spanish inheritance law affects property they own or are due to receive. Civil liability claims connected to property, including defects in construction, neighbour disputes and contractual breaches, are also handled.
The firm operates from Avenida de Hytasa in the Cerro-Amate district, with extended hours Monday to Friday until 21:00, and a second office in Huelva. Online consultations are available for matters that do not require physical presence.
- Spanish
- Mon-Fri (9am-9pm)
- Last verified: 19 October 2026
How to Get to Primeraley Sic Lex in Seville
- Address: Pl. Nueva, 9, 1º, Casco Antiguo, 41001 Sevilla
Services Offered by Primeraley Sic Lex
- Property purchase legal due diligence and compraventa advisory
- Contract review and negotiation for property buyers and sellers
- Community of owners disputes (comunidades de propietarios)
- Urban planning and administrative matters related to property
- Civil liability claims connected to property: construction defects, neighbour disputes, contractual breaches
- Inheritance and succession: wills, estate management, property inheritance
- Wills and estate planning for property owners
- Rental contract disputes and landlord-tenant matters
Common Questions About Primeraley Sic Lex
Does Primeraley Sic Lex handle the legal side of buying property in Seville?
Yes. The property law practice covers the legal due diligence process for buyers, including contract review, title checks and compraventa advisory. They are listed on their Google Business Profile specifically as specialists in property law (propiedad inmobiliaria) and patrimony planning.
Can Primeraley Sic Lex help with inheritance of property in Spain?
Yes. Inheritance and succession is a named practice area covering wills, estate management, distribution of assets and property inheritance. For expats who own property in Spain or are due to inherit it, understanding how Spanish inheritance law interacts with their home country’s law is important, and the firm handles these matters with experience in the legal and patrimonial dimensions.
Does the firm handle community of owners disputes?
Yes. Disputes within comunidades de propietarios — covering matters such as unpaid fees, structural decisions, access rights and community rule enforcement — fall within their civil and property law practice.
Are consultations available online for property matters?
Yes. The firm offers online consultations and can handle online divorce proceedings across Spain, which suggests the same remote capability extends to other legal matters including property advisory for clients not based in Seville.
What are the firm's opening hours?
Monday to Friday, 9am to 9pm. The extended evening hours make them accessible for working professionals who cannot attend appointments during standard business hours.
Do I need a Spanish will if I own property in Seville?
If you own property in Spain, a Spanish will is strongly recommended even if you already have a will in your home country. A foreign will can be used in Spain but the process of having it recognised, translated and certified through the Spanish notarial system adds significant time, cost and complexity to an already difficult period for your family. A Spanish will drawn up by a local notary covers your Spanish assets specifically, is registered with the Registro Central de Actos de Última Voluntad (the central wills registry), and makes the probate process considerably more straightforward. For non-resident property owners and residents alike, having separate wills in place for each country where you hold assets is the standard approach recommended by most estate planning lawyers in Spain.
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Reviewed by Ross Hamilton
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