Contact
Arrange your consultation
The practice of Vladimir Alejandro Urtecho Ortiz works by appointment, in person in Málaga or by video call from anywhere in Spain. Every enquiry receives a reply within 48 working hours, and all information submitted is treated with professional confidentiality from the first contact, whether or not an engagement follows. Consultations available in Spanish and English.
Phone
Address
Alameda Principal 8, 2º
29001 Málaga, Spain
Hours
Monday to Friday
9:00 — 14:00 · 16:30 — 19:30
How to book
The consultation booking process, step by step
Booking a consultation with Vladimir Alejandro Urtecho Ortiz is a simple process with no obligation to continue. First contact can be made through any of the three channels above: a phone call to the office during business hours, an email or the form on this site. In that first message it is enough to identify yourself, indicate the approximate subject of the consultation — commercial, compliance, civil, immigration — and briefly describe the situation.
Within a maximum of 48 working hours, the practice replies proposing a date and time for the initial consultation, in person or remote according to the client's preference. If the matter requires prior documentation to be assessed seriously, that same reply will indicate what to provide. The initial consultation serves to study the viability of the matter: the client sets out their case, receives a frank assessment and, where appropriate, a written proposal with the necessary steps, estimated timelines and fixed fees. The professional engagement begins only if the client accepts the proposal.
For remote consultations, the practice uses conventional video conferencing and the client receives the link by email in advance. The methodology is identical to the in-person format: same preparation, same documented assessment and same written response.
Finally, it is worth knowing that the initial consultation creates no obligation to continue: some clients' matters are resolved with the guidance of that first meeting, while others prefer to consider the proposal calmly before deciding. Both options are perfectly respectable. What Vladimir Alejandro Urtecho Ortiz guarantees in every case is an honest assessment — including the recommendation not to act when a matter has no prospects — and the absolute confidentiality of everything discussed.
Prepare your consultation
What documentation to have at hand
A first consultation is all the more useful the better documented it arrives. Experience shows that a well-prepared first meeting often saves an entire second appointment, because the assessment can be made on the spot with real papers rather than recollections. Without being essential, it helps to gather, depending on the subject:
Corporate and compliance matters: the deed of incorporation and articles of association, certificates or extracts from the Companies Registry, the most recent annual accounts filed, and any notice, warning or communication received from public bodies or supervisors.
Contractual and civil matters: the contract or draft in question, correspondence exchanged with the other party — including emails and messages — proof of payments or non-payments, and any formal notice sent or received.
Immigration applications: passport, documentation of your current situation in Spain, municipal registration (empadronamiento), employment contracts or verifiable means of support and, where applicable, previous administrative decisions related to the application.
Regulatory compliance enquiries: a description of the activity actually carried on, current licences and authorizations, and any correspondence held with the relevant supervisory body. The more complete the file, the more precise the initial diagnosis.
If you do not have some of these documents, do not delay the consultation on that account: part of the practice's work consists precisely of reconstructing missing documentation and obtaining the necessary registry certificates. What matters is raising the matter in time.
Confidentiality
Professional discretion guaranteed
All information that reaches the practice — by phone, email, form or in a meeting — is treated with strict professional confidentiality, used exclusively to handle the enquiry and never disclosed to third parties. This commitment applies from the first contact, regardless of whether the matter becomes an engagement.
Vladimir Alejandro Urtecho Ortiz handles every enquiry personally: there are no intermediaries and no outside staff with access to the client's information. Data provided through the form is used solely to reply and arrange the appointment, in accordance with data protection law.
Where we are
The office, in the centre of Málaga
The office is located at Alameda Principal 8, 2nd floor, 29001 Málaga, in the heart of the city's historic centre, a few minutes' walk from the port, the Parque de Málaga and Calle Larios. The location is easily reached by public transport: numerous city bus lines stop on the Alameda itself, and the El Perchel metro and commuter rail stations are a short walk away. Those arriving by car will find public car parks on the Alameda, at Muelle Uno and at Plaza de la Marina.
Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9:00–14:00 and 16:30–19:30. Visits are always by prior appointment, which guarantees that every client is seen punctually and without waiting. Outside those hours, email and the contact form remain available and requests are handled the next working day.
The office is the seat of all the legal consulting and regulatory compliance activities of Vladimir Alejandro Urtecho Ortiz. Anyone wishing to know the professional before their visit can consult his biographical profile and his complete career on this same site.