Do you open the door to the owner’s partner or former partner?

We open the door to anyone who can show their right to enter that home, even if they are not named on the tenancy agreement or the title deeds. If that right is not clear, we do not open.

A partner who lives in the house can usually show it. The problem comes with separations: a former partner who no longer lives there, or a dispute in which each person says something different. In those cases it is not for us to decide who is right, and we do not open a door so that someone can go in against the wishes of the person living there.

If you are in that situation:

We explain how the right to enter is shown when you call. There is more information in door opening.

Related terms

Other questions on this topic

What details do you keep about each opening?

What is needed to help you, invoice and record that the right to enter was checked. It is not passed on to anyone, unless the law requires it. Read the full answer

Need a locksmith you can trust?

Spanish locksmiths from Torrevieja, born and raised here. You get a fixed quote before we start.

CallWhatsApp