Athens · Leoforos Alexandras 71-73

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Tell us briefly what you are dealing with and we will tell you where you stand. Consultations are available in English, Greek and Italian, in person at our Athens office or by video call.

Mon–Fri09:00–18:00 EET
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AthensCentral Office
Hours
Monday to Friday, 09:00–18:00 Athens time (EET). Urgent matters outside these hours are picked up by email.
Outside Greece?
Most matters can be run without you travelling. A power of attorney lets us act on your behalf in Greece — we will tell you at the outset if any step requires you in person.
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Visiting the Office

Central Athens,
by appointment.

The firm's office is on Leoforos Alexandras, one of central Athens' main avenues, a short walk from Ampelokipoi and Panormou metro stations on Line 3 — the line that runs directly from Athens International Airport. There is no screening layer before you contact a Greek lawyer here; the enquiry reaches a partner.

Meetings are by appointment so that the lawyer who will handle your matter is the one you meet. If travelling to Athens is impractical, a video consultation carries exactly the same weight.

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Nearest metro
Ampelokipoi or Panormou, Line 3 — direct from Athens International Airport without changing lines.
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Appointments
Arranged by email or telephone. Tell us your preferred language and we will assign accordingly.
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Remote consultations
Video and telephone consultations are available for clients outside Athens or outside Greece, at the same times.

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical questions
about getting started.

How do I arrange a consultation?+

Email info@pantazis-law.com or call +30 210 36 33 694 with a short description of your matter. We will confirm which practice area applies, check for conflicts, and propose a time — in person at our Athens office or by video call, in English, Greek or Italian. Most people who contact a Greek lawyer for the first time want to know whether they have a case at all, and that is what the first conversation is for.

Do you offer remote consultations?+

Yes. Video and telephone consultations are routine, and most matters can be run without the client travelling to Greece. A power of attorney allows us to act on your behalf locally. Certain notarial acts and occasional court appearances require attendance or specific authorisation, and we flag those at the outset.

What information should I send in advance?+

A short chronology of what happened, the name of the other party, any deadline you are aware of, and any key documents — the contract, the correspondence, the court paper. Do not worry about legal characterisation; describing the situation in ordinary terms is enough.

Can you act if I am not in Athens?+

Yes. Instructions are taken from anywhere in Greece and abroad. Much of our property and private client work concerns Crete, Mykonos, Santorini and Corfu, and most of it is handled remotely under a notarised power of attorney, with travel only where the matter genuinely requires it.

Tell us what
you are dealing with.

A few sentences are enough. We will tell you where you stand and what the options are.