Immigration in Palma: lawyers
According to their own website, 5 law firms in Palma work in immigration. Among them, the most common practice areas are civil law (5) and company and commercial law (5); last checked on 24 October 2026.
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Capellà Costa Abogados
Practice areas: InheritanceFamily lawProperty lawPlanning law and 8 more
Barber-Llorente
Practice areas: Company and commercial lawCivil lawProperty lawAdministrative law and 3 more
Navas Abogados y Asesores
Practice areas: Employment lawCriminal lawCompany and commercial lawCivil law and 1 more
Borne Consultoría Jurídica
Practice areas: Employment lawCriminal lawCompany and commercial lawCivil law and 4 more
Feliu Bellapart
Practice areas: Property lawPlanning lawAdministrative lawInheritance and 6 more
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Which law firms in Palma offer immigration?
According to their own website: Capellà Costa Abogados, Barber-Llorente, Navas Abogados y Asesores, Borne Consultoría Jurídica and Feliu Bellapart.
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