Artemis Ath. Styliadou is an Attorney at the Court of Appeals, a graduate of the Faculty of Law of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), holder of a Master’s Degree from Maastricht University in the Netherlands, and a PhD Candidate in Law at AUTH. She has extensive experience in immigration law, family law, civil law in general, criminal law, as well as land registry and contract cases. She has represented numerous clients with consistency, integrity, and legal proficiency, while collaborating with leading companies, legal entities, and individuals. She speaks fluent English and French, and has a good command of German, languages into which she also translates. She worked at the NGO ARSIS during 2021–2022 as a lawyer at the Semi-Independent Living Unit for Unaccompanied Minors in Thessaloniki, and since 2021 she has maintained her own law office in Thessaloniki.
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The resolution of family disputes requires sensitivity, experience, and respect for human relationships. Our office handles cases of uncontested and contested divorces, child custody and maintenance claims, as well as claims regarding the division of marital property, always guided by the protection of our clients’ rights and the safeguarding of family stability. We provide personalized guidance and legal representation at every stage of the process.
The security of real estate property requires the accuracy of land registry entries. Our office specializes in land registry claims for the correction of inaccurate initial registrations, the recognition of ownership rights, and the protection of property against errors or omissions. We provide comprehensive legal guidance and representation before the competent courts and authorities.
The drafting and signing of contracts requires thorough legal review. Our office conducts in-depth title examinations to identify encumbrances such as mortgage prenotations, ensuring the validity and legality of every transaction. We undertake the collection and assessment of all necessary documentation, providing security and transparency in every sale and purchase.
Legal support for foreigners requires specialization and a solid understanding of immigration legislation. Procedures for residence permits, family reunification, or employment migration are often time-consuming and unclear. Our office provides comprehensive services in asylum cases, residence permits for dependent employment, family reunification, and employment migration. We undertake the preparation of files, submission of applications, and representation before the competent authorities.
The handling of inheritance cases requires accuracy and discretion. Our office undertakes the issuance of certificates of inheritance, the acceptance or renunciation of inheritance, and the contestation of wills in cases where their validity is disputed. We provide legal guidance and representation at every stage of the process, with the aim of safeguarding the rights of the heirs.
A thorough analysis of the facts of each case, with emphasis on detail and the specific circumstances of every client. The appropriate legal framework is applied, and clear, well-documented, and effective solutions are provided, with the aim of ensuring substantial and reliable representation.
Priority is given to understanding your concerns and aligning with your objectives. Your satisfaction is our utmost priority.
A personalized action plan is developed with the aim of protecting your rights and achieving the best possible outcome.
A court decision was issued in favor of our client in a contentious divorce case, assigning fault to the husband on the grounds of adultery. The Court recognized adultery as a rebuttable presumption and, following full evidentiary proof, granted the dissolution of the marriage with the husband deemed at fault. At the same time, exclusive custody of the minor children was awarded to our client, taking into account their best interests and the serious disruption of the family environment.
The Court acquitted our client of the charges of threat and insult, recognizing that he acted under the pressure of justified indignation. His reaction was triggered by the systematic violation of his right to communicate with his minor child by his former spouse. The Court took into account the particular circumstances of the case and ruled that our client’s conduct did not constitute a criminally punishable act.
We achieved the complete dismissal of two claims brought by the plaintiffs, who alleged embezzlement of funds. The decisions, both at first and second instance, fully vindicated our client, rejecting all allegations of embezzlement as unfounded in substance.
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