Legal services for individuals and businesses

Civil & Commercial Law

Focused legal guidance from the initial assessment through out-of-court resolution or court proceedings.

Attorney before the Supreme CourtAthens Bar member since 2003Office in Ilisia, Athens

Practical support at every stage

Civil and commercial relationships require timely assessment of the facts, careful review of the documents and a clearly defined strategy.

The office advises individuals and businesses with a practical focus on managing the dispute and protecting the client’s interests responsibly.

01

Civil and commercial disputes

Legal assessment, out-of-court handling and court representation in claims, damages and disputes arising from business transactions.

02

Contracts and agreements

Drafting and review of contracts with a clear account of rights, obligations and potential risks.

03

Family matters

Advice on divorce, parental responsibility, contact and maintenance, handled with discretion and care for each family’s circumstances.

04

Inheritance matters

Guidance on acceptance or renunciation of inheritance, succession rights and related disputes.

A clear process with personal oversight

  1. 01

    An initial discussion and collection of the key documents and facts.

  2. 02

    A legal assessment of the available options, deadlines and potential risks.

  3. 03

    Selection of the appropriate out-of-court or litigation strategy.

  4. 04

    Regular updates and personal oversight through to completion.

Frequently asked questions

These answers are general. Every matter is assessed on its facts and the documents available.

Which documents should I bring to the first meeting?

Any document connected with the matter may be useful, including contracts, correspondence, formal notices, judgments and payment records. After the first contact, the office will clarify which documents are essential.

Can a dispute be resolved without going to court?

Depending on the facts, an out-of-court solution or negotiation may be considered first. If that does not adequately protect the client’s interests, litigation options are assessed.

How is the legal strategy determined?

The strategy is developed after reviewing the facts, available evidence, applicable deadlines and the result the client wishes to achieve.

Contact the office

Call or email to briefly describe your matter and arrange an appointment.

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