What is included
- Analysis of the deed and the amortisation schedule
- Calculation of the claimable amount with interest
- Claim to the bank’s complaints service and to the central bank
We review the deed and the contract and claim set-up costs, fees, default interest and floor or multi-currency clauses.
Banking: unfair terms and mortgage costs. We review the deed and the contract and claim set-up costs, fees, default interest and floor or multi-currency clauses. We handle it ourselves from start to finish, with professionals from our network, with a written quote before we start and your case visible in your client area. We ask for the loan deed, the notary, registry, agency and valuation invoices, and the receipts.
What can be recovered depends on what you signed and when, not on what the adverts say. Reading the deed before claiming avoids starting a case that was lost from the outset.
What it includes: analysis of the deed and the amortisation schedule; calculation of the claimable amount with interest; claim to the bank’s complaints service and to the central bank. What it does not include: we cannot guarantee a refund: it depends on the specific clause, the date and the case law applicable at the time. Only for consumers (not for self-employed people or companies). A court claim is a separate service, with a lawyer from the network.
Full mortgage loan deed.
Invoices from notary, agency, registry and valuation.
Amortisation schedule and receipts.
We answer your enquiry within 1 working day and send the written quote within 2 working days.
Once your documents are complete, we prepare the file between 3 and 8 working days.
The bank has a statutory response deadline; if refused, the central bank complaint or the court route adds months.
See the pricing page for how we charge this kind of matter.
We read the deed and the repayment schedule and tell you which clauses can be claimed and how much they add up to with interest.
We ask for the loan deed, the notary, registry, agency and valuation invoices, and the receipts.
We claim in writing from the bank's customer service department with a detailed calculation of what you are owed.
If the bank does not reply or refuses, we complain to the Bank of Spain and explain which court route remains and how it is charged.
It depends on the date and on how current case law splits them. We calculate with your invoices before claiming.
How the limitation period runs in these cases has changed. We check against your deed.
Not always: many banks settle first. We start out of court.
People who come for “Banking: unfair terms and mortgage costs” often need one of these Out of court procedures too. If your case mixes several, it goes in a single file with a single quote.
Explain the dispute, who it is with and what documents prove it.
Tell us about your case and which documents you already have. We tell you what fits, what is missing and what it costs.