> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.vlex.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.vlex.com/vlex-library/vlex-library-home/jurisdiction-specific-guides/how-to-use-consultations-spain.md).

# How to Use Consultations (Spain)

### Summary

Find answers to frequently asked questions about the Spanish legal system by accessing the **Consultations** feature. This curated collection provides expert responses to common legal queries.

### Why This is Important

The Consultations feature provides a valuable starting point for your research on common legal issues in Spain. It can quickly provide you with a foundational understanding and direct you to the key legislation or case law on a topic.

### How to Access Consultations

1. Select **Browse** from the main menu on the left.
2. Ensure your jurisdiction is set to **Spain**.
3. From the list of collections, select **Consultations**.
4. This will take you to a results page listing the questions. You can read through the list or use the filters on the left to search for specific topics.

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### Best Practices & Pro Tips

* **Use as a Starting Point:** After reading a consultation, use the cases and legislation it mentions as a launchpad for your deeper, more specific research on the topic.

### Related Articles

* [How to Use Practice Notes (Spain)](/vlex-library/vlex-library-home/jurisdiction-specific-guides/how-to-use-practice-notes-spain.md)
* [How to Search Regulations and Official Gazettes (Spain)](/vlex-library/vlex-library-home/jurisdiction-specific-guides/how-to-search-regulations-and-official-gazettes-spain.md)
* [How to Browse the Law in vLex Library](/vlex-library/vlex-library-home/getting-started/how-to-browse-in-vlex-library.md)

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