by Ourania Sagiakou | May 25, 2026 | Blog
The new inheritance law introduces significant changes to the philosophy of inheritance in Greece. Some of the most important reforms include: Joint ownership of inherited property is not abolished, but it is substantially limited through the conversion of inheritance...
by Ourania Sagiakou | May 8, 2026 | Blog
The electronic lease declaration does not eliminate the need for a written private lease agreement. The submission of lease information through the electronic platform of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) does not replace or abolish the private lease...
by Ourania Sagiakou | Feb 19, 2026 | Blog
Certificatory (confirmatory) acts of the Administration do not constitute administrative acts in the strict sense, since they lack enforceability; they merely confirm an already existing legal situation and, therefore, are not amenable to judicial review. Such a...
by Ourania Sagiakou | Feb 19, 2026 | Blog
Article 116 para. 1 of the Greek Code of Civil Procedure (Good Faith Conduct of Proceedings) Pursuant to Article 116(1) of the Greek Code of Civil Procedure (GCCP) (Good Faith Conduct of Proceedings): “The parties, their legal representatives and their attorneys are...
by Ourania Sagiakou | Feb 15, 2026 | Blog
Article 1536 of the Greek Civil Code concerns the modification or revocation of court decisions relating to parental responsibility and child custody. Recently, an amendment introduced through Law 5264/2025 has sparked intense discussion within the legal community and...
by Ourania Sagiakou | Feb 15, 2026 | Blog
Confusion is often observed regarding the renunciation of an over-indebted inheritance by a minor, with the result that minors may end up burdened with substantial debts. This occurs either because the parents did not proceed in time with a renunciation on their...
