Category: Inheritance Law

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Inheritance Law

Wills and Inheritance: What’s New November 1, 2025

Athens, October 2025 From November 1, 2025, publishing of wills in Greece will undergo a fundamental transformation. Court delays will be eliminated, notaries will assume new responsibilities, and a modernized inheritance law will introduce structural reforms after nearly eight decades.

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Citizenship

New Greek Inheritance Law 5221/2025: Key Changes for Greeks Abroad

New Greek Inheritance Law – Law 5221/2025 (Government Gazette A’ 133/28-7-2025) Effective from November 1, 2025 – What Changes for Greeks Abroad The Hellenic Parliament has passed the new Greek Inheritance Law 5221/2025, introducing the most significant reforms to the

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Inheritance Law

 Intestate Succession Greece: The 6 Classes of Heirs Explained 

Intestate Succession in Greece: Understanding the Six Classes of Heirs for Greek & Cypriot Citizens When an individual passes away without a will (intestate succession), there are six (6) classes of heirs under the Greek inheritance law. The classes are

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Inheritance Law

Drafting a Will in Greece: Guide for Expats & Inheritance Law

Drafting a Will in Greece: Essential Guidance for Greek & Cypriot Expats For Greek expatriates and Cypriot citizens living abroad, drafting of wills is usually done in the form of a public will through a notary. This is considered the

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Inheritance Law

Acquire Greek Citizenship: 7 Ways to Become a Greek Citizen

Code Of Greek Citizenship: 7 Ways To Acquire Greek Citizenship The right to acquire Greek Citizenship is regulated by the Greek Citizenship Code. This code was ratified by Law 3284/2004. Then it was radically amended by the change of Law

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Inheritance Law

 Greek Inheritance Law: Acceptance, Renunciation

Acceptance and Renunciation of Inheritance in Greece: A Guide for Greeks and Cypriots Understanding the legal framework the Greek inheritance law on the acceptance and renunciation of inheritance is essential. With the looming economic crisis, more citizens are now inheriting

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