BGD Abogados · Madrid
Criminal law in Madrid
A summons, investigation or complaint requires careful attention to your procedural position. Bring the documents received and avoid making assumptions about the allegations or the stage of the case.
Discuss your caseWhat we review
We identify whether the matter concerns an investigation, summons, complaint or a later stage of proceedings. The allegations, available evidence and upcoming procedural steps are reviewed before a strategy is proposed.
Documents to prepare
- Any summons, complaint or court documents
- Notices from police or judicial authorities
- A private chronology of the relevant events
- Relevant communications or other evidence in your possession
You do not need to arrive with a perfect file. Bring what is available and identify any documents still missing, especially where a formal date or deadline is involved.
Choosing the next step
We explain the immediate steps and the role of the different documents and hearings. Evidence should be preserved accurately, and the response should be coordinated with an understanding of the case as a whole.
Questions about the process
What should I bring to an initial consultation?
Bring the complete documents received, including envelopes or notification records where relevant. State any date for attendance or response immediately, even if you do not yet have the full file.
How do I arrange an initial consultation?
Call the Madrid office or use the enquiry form. Explain the main facts and any relevant deadline. We will identify the information needed and the scope of any proposed work.
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Contact BGD Abogados
Tell us about your case
A brief explanation helps us identify the relevant documents and the next step. Mention any deadline or formal notice you have received.
+34 91 186 30 81
info@bgdabogados.com
Calle Velázquez 27, 1º Ext. Izda., 28001 Madrid, Spain.
Monday–Friday, 08:00–20:00 (Madrid time).