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At Feliu Bellapart Abogados we act with determination and discretion in all types of criminal proceedings.

We guarantee technically sound and committed defence

Frequently asked questions about criminal jurisdiction in the Balearic Islands and in Spain

Whenever you are summoned for questioning, investigated for a criminal offence, arrested or receive any notification related to a criminal case.

Legal advice from the outset can be decisive for the outcome of the case.

A person under investigation is someone subject to investigative acts during the preliminary‑investigation stage. A person formally charged is someone who, after that stage, faces a formal indictment and a trial.

In both stages, legal representation is essential.

Yes. Every person has the right to be assisted by a lawyer during any statement before the police or the Guardia Civil, including before appearing before the court.

You may bring a private prosecution. This allows you to participate in the proceedings, submit evidence and request penalties and civil‑law liability.

Feliu Bellapart Abogados will support you at every stage to ensure effective protection of your interests.

Yes. In most cases, sentences and certain judicial orders can be appealed before the Provincial Court.

Analysing the trial and the evidence is key to building a solid appeal.

Unjustified non‑appearance can lead to sanctions and even an arrest warrant. It is important to attend, or to inform the court in advance if there is a justified reason preventing attendance.

Yes. Communications between lawyer and client are protected by legal‑professional privilege and are treated with absolute confidentiality.