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Mediation Services in Greece

Confidential, faster, and cost-effective resolution for family, commercial, and property disputes.

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We guide parties to durable agreements through voluntary, confidential mediation. Suitable for family, commercial, real estate, and inheritance conflicts, with outcomes that are enforceable in Greece.

Key Services

Family Mediation

Divorce, parenting plans, child support, property division.

Commercial Mediation

Contract disputes, unpaid invoices, partnership issues.

Real Estate Mediation

Boundaries, co-ownership, tenancy & lease disputes.

Inheritance Mediation

Heirship disagreements, estate distribution, shared assets.

Court-Annexed Mediation

Mandatory pre-litigation mediation where required by law.

Settlement Agreements

Drafting and submitting agreements for enforceability in Greece.

Why Choose Us

  • Certified mediator: trained in interest-based negotiation.
  • Time & cost savings: structured sessions with clear outcomes.
  • Confidential process: safe environment to resolve sensitive matters.
  • Enforceable outcomes: mediation agreements can become directly enforceable under Greek law.

Resolve your dispute with confidence.

Neutral guidance, structured sessions, and a clear path to settlement.

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FAQ – Mediation in Greece

What is mediation in Greece?
A voluntary, confidential process where a neutral mediator helps parties reach an agreement without court. Recognized by Greek law.
Which cases are suitable for mediation?
Family, commercial, real estate, and inheritance disputes where parties seek faster, cooperative solutions.
Is mediation mandatory?
For some civil/commercial disputes, a mediation attempt is required before filing a lawsuit. Courts encourage mediation to reduce delays.
How long does mediation take?
Often one or two sessions, depending on complexity and cooperation.
Is the agreement enforceable?
Yes. Once signed and submitted to the competent court, it becomes enforceable like a judgment in Greece.

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