Free introductory call — 15 minutes
Fee: $0. Remote intake to understand your general objective, timing and whether our Spanish-law service fits.
No individualized legal advice, legal strategy or detailed document review.
The free 15-minute introductory call is for intake and service fit. It helps identify what type of Spanish-law or document service may be appropriate. It is not a substantive legal consultation and does not include detailed document review or individualized legal strategy.
These links open your email application. Sending a request does not reserve a time or confirm a consultation; availability is confirmed separately.
Constantin Razvan Gospodin Florea, Spain-licensed attorney — ICATF Colegiado No. 5961
Choose the right conversation
Use the free call to identify service fit. Use a paid consultation when you need individualized Spanish-law analysis or agreed document review.
Fee: $0. Remote intake to understand your general objective, timing and whether our Spanish-law service fits.
No individualized legal advice, legal strategy or detailed document review.
Fee: $250. Individualized Spanish-law analysis and strategy, with document review if agreed within scope.
Remote, or Manhattan by prior arrangement. No walk-in office and no U.S. legal advice.
Your general goal, the Spanish matter involved, timing, and the basic facts needed to determine whether the request fits Spain Law NYC.
We identify whether you may need a visa service, nationality or Spanish-document assistance, property counsel, another Spanish-law service, tax coordination, sworn-translation coordination, or a separate paid legal consultation.
If the matter fits, you are told the appropriate next step and, where available, the published fee or starting price. If it is outside scope, you are told that directly.
60-minute legal consultation
A paid consultation is appropriate when you need individualized analysis, legal strategy, or agreed document review before deciding how to proceed.
Email your name, U.S. state or country, the Spanish-law service you are interested in, whether you prefer a free 15-minute introduction or the $250 paid 60-minute consultation, and a few suitable times with time zone. Do not send sensitive documents, identity numbers, medical records or detailed case files by email or WhatsApp.
Optional: How did you first hear about Spain Law NYC? Google, Bing, a personal referral, social media, another source, or prefer not to say. You can include your answer in your email. If provided, we may count answers in aggregate to understand inquiry sources. Read how this optional answer is used and kept.
Email your consultation requestWhat happens next: We review the basic request for service fit and conflicts, then respond to discuss availability and next steps. A call or consultation is confirmed only after a separate confirmation. Any substantive legal engagement requires an agreed scope and applicable engagement terms; contacting us alone does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Fees: The $250 consultation fee and published service starting prices are professional fees. Government, notarial, translation, medical, insurance, courier and other independent third-party charges are separate unless expressly agreed in writing.
Booking questions
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Yes. The 15-minute introductory call has no professional fee and is limited to intake, service fit, general timing, and the appropriate next step.
No detailed document review is included in the free call. For the first contact, send only enough information to identify the service you need and avoid sending sensitive files through a basic email or WhatsApp message.
Use the paid consultation when you need individualized Spanish-law analysis, strategy, or agreed document review before deciding how to proceed.
It may be arranged in Manhattan by prior appointment. Spain Law NYC does not operate a walk-in Manhattan office, and the meeting location is arranged after booking.
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