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Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures)

Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures) is filed with Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia del lugar de residencia del menor (Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia). With Managora you do it 100% online: you answer a few questions, sign a digital mandato (power of representation) and we draft, sign and file your application for you. What we charge you: from €600. Official tasa (government fee): This procedure is resolved before the Civil Section of the Tribunal de Instancia and does not incur a tasa: natural persons (parents, guardians or curadores applying for the authorisation) are exempt from the judicial fee for the exercise of jurisdictional power in civil matters (article 4.2.a of Law 10/2012). You do not pay any official fee for the application. One single cost may fall outside and we tell you before we start: article 94.4 of Law 15/2015 only waives the Procurador (court representative) where the value of the estate is below €6,000, so above that figure the court will require a Procurador and their fees are quoted separately. Watch the test, because it is often misread: the threshold is measured by what the estate HAS, that is by the assets, rights and credits that make it up (rule 12 of article 251 of the Civil Procedure Act), not by what it owes. An estate loaded with debts but holding few assets does not require a Procurador.

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Obtain the compulsory judge's permission so that you can sell a property, waive an inheritance or carry out other asset-related acts on behalf of a minor or a person with a disability. We prepare the case file justifying the benefit so that you can sign before a notary without legal blockages.

Practical guide: Inheritances involving minors or persons with support needs: court authorisation to sell or renounce. Requirements, deadlines and the steps, explained.

What we charge you
from €600
Managora's fee
€600.00 (21% VAT incl.)
Tasa (official government fee)
This procedure is resolved before the Civil Section of the Tribunal de Instancia and does not incur a tasa: natural persons (parents, guardians or curadores applying for the authorisation) are exempt from the judicial fee for the exercise of jurisdictional power in civil matters (article 4.2.a of Law 10/2012). You do not pay any official fee for the application. One single cost may fall outside and we tell you before we start: article 94.4 of Law 15/2015 only waives the Procurador (court representative) where the value of the estate is below €6,000, so above that figure the court will require a Procurador and their fees are quoted separately. Watch the test, because it is often misread: the threshold is measured by what the estate HAS, that is by the assets, rights and credits that make it up (rule 12 of article 251 of the Civil Procedure Act), not by what it owes. An estate loaded with debts but holding few assets does not require a Procurador.
Processing time
The deadline for resolution is set by the rules of the procedure; we will confirm it to you when opening your case file.
Where it is filed
Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia del lugar de residencia del menor (Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia) ↗
What you receive
Application

Cost breakdown: Our fee €600.00 (21% VAT incl.). As this is a voluntary jurisdiction case file, it does not usually involve judicial fees..

Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures): how is it filed?

  1. 11. Fill in the form clearly indicating your role (parent, curador, etc.) and the details of the minor or represented person.
  2. 22. Explain in detail why the transaction is necessary or useful; this is the key aspect that the judge and the Ministerio Fiscal (Public Prosecutor's Office) will assess.
  3. 33. Upload the documentation proving the asset (e.g. nota simple of the flat) and your appointment or family link.
  4. 44. We review the feasibility, draft the voluntary jurisdiction application, gather the documentation and leave it ready. Where no Procurador (court representative) is needed (estates with under €6,000 of assets), the application carries your handwritten signature and we take care of lodging it at the court registry: you need no Cl@ve or digital certificate. That same day you have the stamped copy with date and time, which is the filing receipt. We follow the case up to the court order.

Which documents do you need?

  • •DNI (Spanish national identity document) of the representative and, where applicable, of the represented person.
  • •Libro de familia (family record book) or court order appointing the curador/guardian.
  • •Documentation proving ownership and value of the asset or inheritance (Nota Simple, valuation, bank certificates, will, etc.).
  • •Documentation proving the necessity or utility of the transaction.

Prerequisites we also handle for you

This procedure may require documents that we also obtain. If your case needs one and you do not have it, ask us for it here and come back once you have it:

Legal basis and things to bear in mind

  • The judge's authorisation is compulsory (under penalty of nullity) to sell properties or waive inheritances of minors and persons who require support measures.
  • In the procedure, a hearing will always be granted to the Ministerio Fiscal to safeguard the interests of the represented person.
  • Exception: If the minor is already 16 years old and consents to the sale or waiver in a public deed before a notary, judicial authorisation will not be necessary.
  • It also serves to APPROVE an act already carried out: article 93.1 of Law 15/2015 applies whenever the validity of the acceptance or waiver requires "judicial authorisation or approval", and article 95.1 allows the Judge to grant either. A waiver already formalised, even before a foreign consulate, does not have to be done again.
  • The case file is submitted to the Civil Section of the Tribunal de Instancia of the place where the minor resides (article 94.1 of Law 15/2015), not where the applicant lives.
  • If the court order has to take effect in another European Union country, it needs no apostilla (apostille). An authorisation over a minor's assets is a matter of parental responsibility, not succession, and falls under Regulation (EU) 2019/1111: it is recognised without any special procedure (article 30) and its article 90 abolishes legalisation. We ask the court for a certified copy of the order stating that it is final, together with the Annex III certificate under the Regulation, which is a multilingual European form, and that is included in the price.

Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures): frequently asked questions

Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures): how much does it cost?

We charge you from €600: our fee plus, where applicable, the fixed official tasa we advance. Our fee €600.00 (21% VAT incl.). As this is a voluntary jurisdiction case file, it does not usually involve judicial fees.. Managora's fee is €600.00, 21% VAT included (€495.87 net + €104.13 VAT). The official tasa charged by the authority (a suplido paid on your behalf, no VAT) is: This procedure is resolved before the Civil Section of the Tribunal de Instancia and does not incur a tasa: natural persons (parents, guardians or curadores applying for the authorisation) are exempt from the judicial fee for the exercise of jurisdictional power in civil matters (article 4.2.a of Law 10/2012). You do not pay any official fee for the application. One single cost may fall outside and we tell you before we start: article 94.4 of Law 15/2015 only waives the Procurador (court representative) where the value of the estate is below €6,000, so above that figure the court will require a Procurador and their fees are quoted separately. Watch the test, because it is often misread: the threshold is measured by what the estate HAS, that is by the assets, rights and credits that make it up (rule 12 of article 251 of the Civil Procedure Act), not by what it owes. An estate loaded with debts but holding few assets does not require a Procurador..

Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures): how long does it take?

The deadline for resolution is set by the rules of the procedure; we will confirm it to you when opening your case file.

Autorización Judicial para Venta o Renuncia de Herencia de Menores o Personas con Apoyos (judicial authorisation for sale or waiver of inheritance of minors or persons with support measures): which documents do I need?

You need to have to hand: DNI (Spanish national identity document) of the representative and, where applicable, of the represented person., Libro de familia (family record book) or court order appointing the curador/guardian., Documentation proving ownership and value of the asset or inheritance (Nota Simple, valuation, bank certificates, will, etc.)., Documentation proving the necessity or utility of the transaction.. You do not upload them here: we collect the details through the guided chat.

Who files the procedure?

Managora files it in your name with Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia del lugar de residencia del menor (Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia). You only provide the details through the chat and sign a mandato (power of representation); we prepare, sign and register it.

Can it be done online?

Yes. The whole process is online: you answer a few questions in the guided chat, sign a simple mandato on screen and receive the receipt and the official documents by email, with full legal validity.

Related procedures

Based on the legislation in force and on the official site of the competent authority: Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia del lugar de residencia del menor (Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia) ↗.

Managora Gestion SL (company number B88823893) is a private company. We are not Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia del lugar de residencia del menor (Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia), we are not affiliated with, authorised or endorsed by any public authority, and this website is not an official government portal. What you pay on this page is our fee for preparing, signing and filing the procedure on your behalf: it is separate from the official tasa, which where applicable belongs to the authority and is shown to you separately. You can carry out this procedure yourself, directly with Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia del lugar de residencia del menor (Sección Civil del Tribunal de Instancia).

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