Uncontested & Contested Divorces
Dissolution of marriage via expedited non-contentious notary proceedings or dynamic representation in high-conflict matrimonial litigation.
Family Law
We advise and represent clients in family-law matters, including divorce, parental responsibility, contact, maintenance and disputes involving family assets. We aim to protect the client's rights while treating the best interests of children as the central consideration whenever minors are involved.
How we can assist
International Divorces
Expert adjudication of complex cross-border marital dissolutions involving foreign nationals, conflict of laws, or international residency.
Cohabitation Agreements
Drafting and legally fortifying domestic partnership agreements to fully secure the rights of cohabiting partners.
Custody & Visitation Rights
Structuring parental responsibility and visitation frameworks centered exclusively on the welfare of the minor.
Child & Spousal Alimony
Judicial or extrajudicial determination of maintenance and support to secure your financial livelihood.
Participation in Acquisitions
Advising on and pursuing claims relating to the increase in one spouse's property during the marriage, in accordance with Greek law.
Filiation Issues & Adoptions
Legal management of voluntary or judicial establishment/disestablishment of paternity, and comprehensive adoption proceedings.
Family Mediation
Utilizing Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) to reach mutually acceptable settlements, mitigating emotional and financial distress.
Judicial Guardianship
Legal proceedings to protect adult family members incapacitated by reason of mental or physical health.
Frequently asked questions
Can a family matter be resolved without court proceedings
Many matters can be resolved through negotiation, mediation or a notarial procedure. Court proceedings may still be necessary where there is no agreement, urgent protection is required or a decision must be enforced.
What information is needed for an initial family law assessment
The relevant marriage or civil-partnership documents, existing agreements or court decisions, information about children and income, and a short chronology usually allow the first assessment to focus on the available options.
How are international family matters assessed
The first step is to identify the countries involved, the habitual residence of family members and any existing proceedings. These facts may determine jurisdiction and the law that applies.
This information is general and does not constitute legal advice. Advice depends on the facts of each matter.
Contact the firm for a confidential initial assessment. We will explain the available route, the documents required and any immediate deadlines. Information on this page is general and does not constitute legal advice.
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