Legal due diligence
Review of title deeds and legal records before a transfer, identifying issues that require clarification or resolution.
Property and real-estate transactions
Real Estate Law
Legal due diligence and practical guidance for property transactions, leases and real-estate disputes in Greece.
Attorney before the Supreme CourtAthens Bar member since 2003Office in Ilisia, Athens
The service
Legal certainty before you commit
Real-estate transactions and disputes combine significant financial value with complex legal requirements. Timely review of title deeds and contractual terms can reduce the risk of unexpected issues.
The office advises individuals and businesses on the preparation of transactions, the management of leases and disputes involving real property.
Purchases and transfers
Legal support in preparing and completing a property transaction, in coordination with the other professionals involved.
Leases
Drafting and review of lease agreements, advice on rights and obligations, and handling of landlord–tenant disputes.
Property disputes
Advice and representation in disputes involving ownership, possession, use and other real-estate matters.
How we work
A clear process with personal oversight
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Submission of available title deeds, contracts and relevant documents.
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Review of the legal history and identification of any outstanding issues.
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Coordination of the steps required for the transaction or dispute.
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Oversight of the matter until the agreed scope of work is completed.
Useful information
Frequently asked questions
These answers are general. Every matter is assessed on its facts and the documents available.
Why is legal due diligence important before buying property?
It helps confirm the seller’s title, the property’s legal history and any registered burdens or outstanding issues before the buyer becomes legally committed.
Do you draft or review lease agreements?
Yes. The lease can be reviewed and tailored to the type of tenancy and the needs of the parties.
Can you assist with a landlord–tenant dispute?
Yes. The lease, correspondence and alleged breaches are reviewed first, so that the available out-of-court or court options can be assessed.
Contact the office
Call or email to briefly describe your matter and arrange an appointment.
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