Judgement formed through three decades of demanding legal work.
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Family Law
Family matters arrive at difficult moments. The role is to bring clarity and steadiness, and to keep the outcome in view.
What I handle
Clear advice for complex decisions.
Divorce, maintenance, custody and property disputes, handled with discretion.
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Divorce proceedings
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Child custody and access
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Maintenance for children and spouses
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Division of matrimonial property
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Prenuptial and cohabitation agreements
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Domestic violence protection orders
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International and cross-border family matters
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Adoption
Why work with me
Experience where it matters. Direct access throughout.
I remain responsible for your matter, its strategy and every communication.
Fast answers, focused work and clearly discussed fees.
Questions, answered
Before we begin.
How is a divorce started in Cyprus?
The route depends on whether the marriage was civil or religious; a religious marriage requires notice to the Bishopric first.
How is maintenance calculated?
By reference to the child's needs and each parent's means, assessed on the evidence filed.
How is matrimonial property divided?
Cyprus applies a contribution-based approach rather than automatic equal division.
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