- This service is suitable for individuals in Greece involved in disputes or requiring legal acknowledgment of a child's paternity.
- It's crucial for unmarried parents, individuals involved in inheritance or custody disputes, or those needing legal confirmation of family relationships.
Paternity Suit in Greece
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12 Jan 2023
Service Details
Paternity Suit
This service is available across Greece
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Useful Information
In Greece, the legal framework regulating paternity tests is designed to ensure that such tests are conducted within a legal and ethical context, primarily focusing on the protection of individual rights and the determination of parentage for family law matters.
The process necessitates legal documentation and evidence supporting the paternity claim, such as DNA test results. All parties involved must provide accurate and complete information for the proceedings.
The relevant Greek laws include:
- Civil Code (Astikos Kodikas): The Greek Civil Code provides the legal basis for establishing or contesting paternity. Specifically, Articles 1447 to 1478 deal with the establishment of paternity and the procedures for contesting recognition or claiming paternity. While the Civil Code does not explicitly detail the procedural aspects of DNA testing, it forms the basis for legal actions related to paternity.
- Code of Civil Procedure (Kodikas Politikis Dikonomias): This code outlines the procedural aspects of legal cases, including those related to paternity. It specifies how evidence can be collected and presented in court, including the admissibility of DNA tests as evidence in paternity cases.
- Law 3305/2005 on the Application of Medically Assisted Reproduction: Although this law primarily focuses on assisted reproduction technologies, it includes provisions relevant to the genetic testing of individuals, which can encompass paternity testing under certain circumstances.
Procedure: Our Approach
- Initial Legal Consultation: Assessing the specifics of the case and advising on legal options.
- Filing the Suit: Preparation and submission of legal documents for the paternity suit in Greek courts.
- DNA Testing: Organizing and presenting DNA evidence to establish or contest paternity.
- Court Representation: Advocacy and representation in court hearings and proceedings.
- Legal Resolution: Aiming for a judicial determination of paternity in accordance with Greek law.
Benefits - Why Choose Our Service
- Expertise in Greek Family Law: Specialized knowledge in handling paternity suits under Greek legal regulations.
- Tailored Legal Strategy: Personalized legal approach for each client's unique situation.
- Confidentiality: Ensuring the privacy and sensitivity of all involved parties.
- Comprehensive Legal Support: Offering guidance throughout the entire legal process.
- Outcome-Focused: Dedicated to achieving favourable results for our clients.
Key Components of this Service
- Legal Expertise in Paternity Issues: Proficiency in handling paternity suits under Greek law, ensuring compliance with legal requirements.
- DNA Evidence Management: Assistance in organizing and presenting DNA test results as crucial evidence for paternity cases.
- Client-Centred Representation: Dedicated focus on representing the client’s interests effectively in Greek courts.
- Timely Legal Action: Adherence to specific legal deadlines for filing and contesting paternity suits in Greece.
- Comprehensive Case Handling: From initial consultation to court representation, offering end-to-end legal support in paternity disputes.
Free Support Services Included
When combined with the free and innovative Advocate Abroad support services you can be sure that you are obtaining completely transparent legal services from registered and regulated English-speaking lawyers abroad.These support services include:
- Verification of the regulatory status of your professional.
- Fees as recommended by the Local Professional Body
- Fees specified in advance and legally guaranteed.
- Service levels agreed in advance and guaranteed.
- All professionals must hold professional indemnity insurance.
- Professionals' proficiency in English monitored.
- Continuous quality controls and reviews.