• Family law cases including divorce, child custody and maintenance, parent-child communication, cohabitation agreements, legal support, adoption, etc.
• Matters of Intellectual Property Law such as the protection of rights in rem in general, conducting title control and drafting the relevant report, representation in the conclusion of purchase and sale contracts, land registry matters (declaration of ownership, submission of correction requests, etc.).
• Inheritance law cases concerning the publication of a will and the declaration of its validity, the renunciation of inheritance, the issue of probate, the contestation of a will, etc.
• Road traffic accident cases for claiming compensation out of court or before the competent Court
• Commercial law cases such as purchase and sale contracts, lease disputes, drafting of all kinds of agreements etc.

Initially, each prospective buyer, through an experienced agent, must check the legal status of the property at the competent local Land Registry (checking property titles). This check is carried out in order to establish whether the property is encumbered (mortgage notes, mortgages, claims, etc.). Furthermore, a thorough check is required to ascertain the order and sequence of the transfers and the legality of the method of acquisition of the next and subsequent grantors.

Subsequently and after the completion of the above procedure, if the property is “clean”, copies of the property’s title deeds are taken. These copies are required for the drawing up of the contract, which is signed before a notary in the presence of the seller, the buyer and the lawyers of both parties.

However, the completion of the transfer does not only take place with the signing of the contract. It is also required to be registered at the competent mortgage office, where the ownership of the purchased property is now officially registered in the new owner’s register.

With prudence, diligence and immediacy, we stand by every prospective buyer of real estate to facilitate and better manage a purchase that seems simple but has consequences in case of error.

The contribution of a lawyer is important from the very first hours of the accident, because due to the mental tension caused by the accident, many people often take wrong actions that complicate the course of the case and weaken their rights.

From the very first moment, we stand by our client and contribute to the best and most successful development of his case, through all the necessary legal extrajudicial or judicial actions. Our main objective is to provide fair compensation to the victim or his/her relatives through the appropriate and fastest procedures at civil and criminal level.

Finally, we undertake the defence or support of the prosecution before criminal courts, which is often necessary to find and resolve issues of culpability.

This is essentially a declaration by the temporary heir that he does not accept the inheritance, i.e. that he does not wish to become the final heir. The declaration is made before the registry of the Magistrate’s Court in the district where the heir had his or her residence or domicile at the time of death, and within a period of four (4) months from the time the heir became aware of the induction. However, if the heir resides abroad or learned of the induction while residing abroad, then the said period shall be extended for one (1) year.

However, the handling of the case is different when a renunciation of inheritance by minors must also take place.

In this case, the procedure of renunciation of the inheritance of a minor child is carried out by his/her parents after special permission granted by a court decision. The application shall be filed at the seat of the locally competent Magistrate’s Court in whose district the minor resides.

The time limit for this remains four months, unless it falls within one of the exceptions mentioned above.