The Illustrious College of Lawyers of the Balearic Islands (ICAIB) will host next May 28 and 29 specialized conferences on family law organized jointly by the Spanish Association of Family Lawyers (Aeafa) and the Catalan Society of Family Lawyers (SCAF). The meeting will take place at the headquarters of the ICAIB, on Rambla de Palma, and can be followed both in person and online.

The Dutch citizen Simón Leendert Verhoeven, investigated in the Plus Ultra case for his loans to the airline through his gold and raw materials sales businesses, kept 2 gold bars, 12 luxury watches, and numerous jewels at his home in Mallorca, searched in October 2024. According to the summary of this case, Verhoeven, who currently has an international arrest warrant for extradition, acknowledged to the Geneva prosecutor the ownership of three companies (Allpa Wira Trading UK, Wailea Investment LTD, and Valerian Corporation) and that through them he had made loan agreements in favor.

The head of cabinet of the president of the Government, Alejandro Jurado, pointed out this Tuesday that the position of chauffeur for the head of the Executive is one of free designation and that it is a position in which trust in the candidate is key.

A judge in Palma has summoned the former president of the Parliament, Baltasar Picornell, to testify as an investigated party, following a lawsuit filed by Vox deputy in Congress, Jorge Campos, after he referred to him as a "Nazi whore". Picornell himself reported the judicial summons on social media. The appearance is scheduled for June 11 at section of instruction number 8 of the Court of Instance of Palma.

The European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) has rejected the demand from the Consell d'Eivissa to annul the trademarks 'Ibiza Paradise' and 'Ibiza Paradise by Nacho Cano' associated with the musical by the ex-member of Mecano in cinemas in Madrid.

Koldo García, former advisor to former Minister of Transport José Luis Ábalos, has taken advantage this Thursday of the right not to testify before the National Court judge Ismael Moreno. The summons was motivated by the report from the Central Operational Unit (UCO) of the Civil Guard on the purchase of sanitary material in the Balearic Islands during the pandemic.

The accused ofmurdering his ex-partner's mother on a farm in the Colònia de Sant Jordi in September 2024 after beating her to death, has stated this Wednesday in the jury trial that if he did it, he doesn't remember.

The two forensic doctors who testified this Tuesday at the jury trial at the Audiencia de Palma concluded that the 74-year-old woman allegedly murdered by her son-in-law in Colonia de Sant Jordi in September 2024 received multiple blows and kicks that caused her severe fractures in the cranial, cervical, and thoracic areas, injuries incompatible with life.

The two forensic experts who testified this Tuesday in the jury trial at the Audiencia de Palma concluded that the 74-year-old woman, allegedly murdered by her son-in-law in Colonia de San Jorge in September 2024, received multiple blows and kicks that caused severe fractures in the cranial, cervical, and thoracic areas, injuries incompatible with life.

Several Civil Guard agents have stated that the accused of murdering his mother-in-law in Colonia de Sant Jordi in September 2024 came out to meet them at the scene with his legs and feet full of blood.

The Superior Court of Justice of the Balearic Islands (TSJIB) has annulled the hotel use within the Alcudiamar concession, in the port of Alcudia, by partially upholding an appeal. The sentence (238/2026) renders ineffective the clause that allowed this activity.

The Palma City Council has filed an appeal against the inclusion of the sa Feixina monolith in the state catalog of symbols contrary to democratic memory, a decision that would open the door to its eventual removal. The Consistory believes that the process could place the Spanish government in a possible situation of prevarication if the processing is maintained.

A court has ordered the expulsion from Mallorca of a couple accused of several thefts from tourists, from whom they stole belongings using the well-known "loving hug" method. The judicial resolution includes a restraining order and a prohibition from residing on the island during the proceedings, with a 24-hour deadline to leave.

Businessman Salvador Llinás has accepted this Wednesday a sentence of four years and ten months in prison for the scam linked to Autoclik, a case that has caused an estimated economic damage of nearly 20 million euros.

Businessman Salvador Llinás has accepted this Wednesday a sentence of four years and ten months in prison for the scam linked to Autoclik, a case that has caused an estimated economic damage of nearly 20 million euros.

The former CEO of Juaneda, Juan Alguersuari, has been acquitted of a crime of disloyal administration after all charges against him were dropped this Monday. The trial, which was to be held at the Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands, was rendered ineffective at the start of the oral hearing.

The Provincial Court of Palma will hold this week the preliminary hearing of the trial against the Mallorcan businessman Salvador Llinás, accused of an alleged millionaire fraud linked to the car rental company Autoclick. The Prosecutor's Office requests nine years in prison and a financial penalty for him for a fraud that could exceed 20 million euros.

The Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands confirmed this Tuesday the provisional imprisonment of the woman sentenced to a revisable life sentence for murdering her newborn daughter, whom she threw into a dumpster in Portocristo. The decision was made during the hearing held this Tuesday to review her procedural situation. The woman, Yolanda, was already in provisional prison after being arrested last week, once she was located after being on the run for nearly ten days.

The Provincial Court of the Balearic Islands confirmed this Tuesday the provisional imprisonment of the woman sentenced to life imprisonment with review for murdering her newborn daughter, whom she threw into a dumpster in Portocristo. The decision was made during the hearing held this Tuesday to review her procedural situation. The woman, Yolanda, was already in provisional prison after being arrested last week, once she was located after being on the run for nearly ten days.

The judicial bodies of the Balearic Islands received 0.2% more cases in 2025 than the previous year, with a total of 200,020 cases registered, while the resolution capacity of the courts grew and the total number of cases resolved (193,755) experienced an interannual increase of 1.8%. However, according to the information provided by the Superior Court of Justice of the Balearic Islands (TSJIB), the cases that remained pending on December 31 (120,884) increased by 8.8%.