One area of law, done properly.

She does not also do divorces and traffic fines on the side.

Lucia heads the immigration department at My Spain Visa and runs the team that handles the files. Your first conversation is with her. She is the one who tells you which route fits, what the consulate is going to ask for, and where your case is thin before you have spent anything on it.

After that she is not the only person you deal with, and that is deliberate. More than ten legal professionals work across Barcelona, Marbella and Valencia, so a call happens when you need it rather than when a single diary opens up. What does not change is who is responsible for the file.

She works in Spanish and English, and in German after two years living in Germany. For most of our clients that means the whole thing happens in their own language, from the first question to the residence card.

Journalists call her when the rules change.

Not paid placements. Reporters working on a story who needed somebody who reads the BOE.

Spanish immigration law moves fast and badly signposted, and when a rule changes the press needs somebody who can say what it means for a real person. Lucia has been the person on the other end of that call for El Pais, The Sunday Times and CEO Today Magazine, among others.

Every link here goes to the original piece. Read them and judge for yourself, which is the point of putting them on a page like this.