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Criminal defence services in the Balearic Islands

Every guide explains, in plain English, what the Spanish law says, the penalties in force and what to do if you are arrested, charged or the victim of a crime in Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca or Formentera. Choose the area that matches your situation.

Criminal defence in Spain

How a criminal case works in Spain for foreigners, from the first summons to the trial, and European arrest warrants.

Arrest & police custody

What happens when you or a relative are arrested in the islands: your rights, the lawyer, the interpreter and the consulate.

Court hearings & trials

Fast-track trials, plea deals, bail and pre-trial detention, and whether you can go home before the case ends.

Sentences, records & deportation

Suspended sentences, criminal records, expulsion of foreign nationals and the impact on travel and work.

Assault & sexual offences

Fights, assault and bodily harm, threats and allegations of sexual offences, including holiday resort cases.

Drink driving & traffic

Drink and drug driving, refusing the breath test, speeding, reckless driving and driving without a valid licence.

Drug offences

Possession, supply and trafficking, airport and port arrests, cannabis and the line between a fine and a crime.

Domestic violence

Domestic and gender violence charges, restraining orders, the specialised courts and the consequences for foreigners.

Theft, robbery & fraud

Shoplifting, theft, robbery, burglary, fraud and scams, for those accused and for those who have lost money.

Victims of crime

Reporting a crime as a visitor, joining the prosecution with your own lawyer and claiming compensation from home.

Islands

Criminal lawyers in the courts of Palma, Inca and Manacor, Ibiza, Maó and Ciutadella, and for Formentera.

Speak to an English-speaking criminal lawyer today

Tell us what has happened by phone, WhatsApp or email. We will explain the charge, the evidence and your options in plain English, and what we would do next to protect your liberty and your record.