Lawyers Greece- Time Frame - Availability • Each associate law firm of LawyersGreece.com has to respond to client's requests within two working days and provide a brief estimation of the nature of the case, or ask for more data in order to provide it.• After the first update and once the nature of the case becomes known, the time for the...

Lawyers Greece - How we Operate LawyersGreece.com operates with a strict and objective internal case managing method: Within 48 hours of clients first contact with LawyersGreece.com, our lawyers - members of the central coordinating group - evaluate, classify and define the legal parameters of each case. Accordingly our central coordinating group assigns and distributes the cases to our members with objective criteria,...

Inheritance The Greek Inheritance Law is regulated by a whole section of the Greek Civil Code, namely the articles 1710 to 2035.There are two main categories in inheritance succession:a) Succession by virtue of a testament (will).b) Succession by virtue of law, which implies in cases that either there is no will, or the will has been claimed invalid.a) Succession by virtue...

Lawyers Greece - Principles between our Members LawyersGreece.com and consequently all the members-law firms of our network share strongly the principles of the network which define a clear operating framework. The internal procedures and principles are adopted by all our members. This guarantees the convenience of our clients with professionalism, speed and efficiency regarding the legal services provided. LawyersGreece.com operates though...

Lawyers Greece - Property / Real Estate Generally, there are no restrictions in purchasing property in Greece, apart from certain specified by law areas, for which a special license is required for non E.U. citizens or companies. For the legal or physical E.U entities all restrictions have been lifted long ago for the whole Greek territory, so that the E.U. citizens...

Lawyers Greece - Property Law Property law is the area of law that governs real property. Real property (or imovable propery in distinction with movable property)  is land and ordinarily anything erected on, growing on, or affixed to it, including buildings and crops. The practice area of real estate and property law deals with a variety of related issues, including the following:...

Economic Crimes  Also known as "White-collar crime" is a financially motivated, economic, non-violent crime committed for illegal monetary gain. Within the field of criminology, the term "white-collar crime" was initially defined by Edwin Sutherland in 1939 as "a crime committed by a person of respectability and high social status in the course of his occupation" (1939). E. Sutherland was a proponent...