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Neighbourhood firm · Madrid

Know what it costs and when you'll be seen, before you call

Lindero is a four-lawyer firm working on people's matters: divorce, inheritance, dismissal, immigration, everyday crime and the trouble a home can bring. This site shows the three things a client looks for and almost nobody publishes.

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What is here

Three things most law firm websites never answer

  • What the first meeting costs

    With a figure, not with «ask us». And, per area, how the matter is charged: fixed fee, in stages, or a payment on account — and what falls outside.

  • A booking made without calling

    A diary with real days and times, in person, by video or by phone. No calling at ten in the morning, which is when the lawyer is in court.

  • What happens next

    Each area explains what to bring, what steps the procedure has and what the timescale depends on. No promised outcomes, because there are none.

Fees

The first meeting costs €60

Forty-five minutes to put the matter in order and know where you stand. If you then instruct the firm, that €60 comes off the first invoice.

  • The price is said beforehand, not afterwards
  • A written quote before anything starts
  • Costs that are not fees, listed separately and explained
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How it works

From the question to the first meeting

Three steps, and none of them commits you to anything.

  1. 1

    You pick the area and the time

    In the diary, with the slots still free this week and next. In person, by video call or by phone.

  2. 2

    You bring what you have

    Each area has its list of documents. If one is missing it is dealt with in the meeting; it is not a reason to stay away.

  3. 3

    You leave knowing the cost

    With the matter in order, the available routes, and a written quote if you decide to go ahead.

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Why a firm from here

The website next door may have been built in another city

Much of what comes up when you search for a lawyer in a Madrid neighbourhood is templates replicated across dozens of towns, plus directories reselling the same enquiry to several firms. A local firm doesn't compete with that on price: it competes by being here, answering, and explaining what it charges.

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Reviews

What people who came through here say

About how the fees, the timescales and the procedure were explained to them. What their matter was and how it ended are not discussed here, and never will be.

4.958 · reviews

  • First meeting in person

    The first thing they told me was what it cost and what that price didn't cover. I left the first meeting knowing where I stood, which was what I needed.

    Pilar N.1 month ago

  • Video call consultation

    They sent me the list of documents to gather in writing, in order. I had everything ready first time.

    Andrés V.2 months ago

  • Follow-up in person

    I got an appointment for the following week and saw the same person at every visit. I never had to tell the story from the beginning again.

    Carmen R.3 months ago

  • Phone consultation

    They explained the procedure in three steps and gave me realistic timescales, without promising anything. I appreciated the straightness.

    Tomás E.4 months ago

Where we are

Walk-ins are seen too, but with an appointment there is no wait.

Calle de Ejemplo, 12 · Ground floor
28000 Madrid · Example neighbourhood

  • Monday to Thursday: 9:00–14:00 and 16:00–19:30
  • Friday: 9:00–15:00

Phone:400 12 34 56Call

hola@lindero.example

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