Maria
Lawyer · Corfu, Greece
- 440 cases handled
- 9+ years in practice
- English, German, Greek, Russian
- Law, National and Capodistrian University of Athens
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5.0(35 reviews)
6 registered lawyers in Greece handle probate law in English — 4 services, offices in 4 cities. Open a service to see what it involves in Greece, or write to a lawyer.
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This service helps people who have been left property or other assets in the country and need to receive them. Such people are called heirs or beneficiaries. Common difficulties Heirs often have to deal with unfamiliar…
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Who this is for A will is a document in which a person says who should get their property after they die. This service is for people who believe a will has treated them unfairly or left them out. Often they are family…
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Who it is for Anyone who wants to decide who gets what they own when they die, under the law of their own country instead of the law of the country where their things are. What the service includes Listing what you own…
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Who it is for Families whose loved one has died in another country. A local lawyer can help with the legal and official steps. This includes bringing the body home, dealing with local officials, getting papers such as…
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I cannot thank the lawyer enough for her expertise and dedication in handling my case. She was thorough and persistent and kept up good communication, in perfect English, at all times. She made a very difficult and stressful situation much easier to manage from afar. Extremely professional and knowledgeable. Highly recommended.
The lawyer is very attentive to my needs and provided solid guidance and potential solutions. She is very responsive and accommodating of our time zones and my schedule, and she uses several channels of communication, which makes it very easy for me to connect with her. Her English is exceptional, and where I did not understand Greek legal terms, her explanations in English made a world of difference. The assistance was excellent.
She replied extremely fast to my first inquiry, quickly arranged a meeting to go over the details, and answered all my questions. Reaching her by phone or text was easy, she was punctual, and she was fun and personable to talk to as well, with perfect English. After I had struggled for months to get this done on my own, she sorted everything out for me in record time. Anyone trying to navigate Greek bureaucracy should hire her, and I would recommend her.
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