INDIVIDUALS LEGAL ASSISTANCE

• Protection of assets and wealth for future security, from business failure, from future creditors or from a relationship breakdown
• Tax planning and optimization; trusts can be subject to a low tax jurisdiction reducing therefore exposure to high taxes of your country of residence
• Inheritance planning and retaining control over statutory disposition of assets
• Formation and management of Cyprus/Cypriot and foreign Trusts
• Appointment of trustees for every type of trusts
• Nominee appointments for private individuals and investments

• Divorce proceedings in Cyprus (both civil and ecclesiastical)
• Recognition of overseas marriages and divorces
• Children care & custody in Cyprus
• Child abduction (illegal transportation)
• Separation agreements
• Violence in family and injunctive reliefs
• Issues of parental care – communication in Cyprus
• Matrimonial property and financial settlements
• Trusts & Trustee Services (both private and corporate clients)
• Litigation services
• Civil Partnership

• Administration of Estates and resealing
• Drafting wills
• Obtaining probate order

• Misdiagnosis
• Delay in diagnosis
• Surgical accidents
• Birth injury claims
• Treatment
• Claims against medical professionals including opticians, dentists, physiotherapists and chiropractors
• Dental negligence

• Restructuring of the terms of their existing loan or a whole new loan
• Reduction of the outstanding amount
• Reduction of monthly installments
• Reduction of the interest rate
• Conversion of the Loan currency to euro or sterling
• Extension of the repayment period

The two area we can assist in are the following:

• Special Damages: measurable damages such as loss of earnings, medical expenses and any financial expenses incurred linked to the injury.
• General Damages: non -measurable damages such as pain and suffering from body harm, emotional and psychological trauma and loss of amenity.
• Legal advice
• Negotiation procedures
• Representation in court

•  One or both parties expect to acquire property during the relationship ( a business, an inheritance, a court award, a gift, or employment income)
• One or both parties have significant debts going into the relationship
• One or both parties are bringing a child into the relationship
• The parties expect that spousal support may be an issue if the relationship ends
• One or both parties have a substantial amount of property going into the relationship
• The parties expect to have a child within the first two years of living together
• One of the parties have a higher income than the other

• Governmental and local authority licensing and permits
• Negotiations
• Drafting and execution
• Planning Office and the Land Registry procedures