For the process of your consensual divorce, if you engage our services, we require the following:
1) Please provide via email or another convenient method (including Viber or WhatsApp at 6997083222):
- Copies of both spouses' Identity Cards (front and back). If either or both spouses are non-Greek nationals, we require copies of their passports instead.
- A Marriage Certificate (can be obtained electronically through https://www.gov.gr, from the Municipality where the marriage was registered, or from a Greek Citizen Service Center - KEP). There is no legal requirement regarding the date of issue for the marriage certificate. An older certificate is acceptable as long as it accurately reflects the marriage details.
- A Family Status Certificate (must be issued within the last three months; obtainable electronically via https://www.gov.gr, from the Municipality holding the spouse's family record, or from a Citizen Service Center - KEP).
2) Please provide the following information (no documentation required):
- Current residential addresses of both spouses.
- Contact phone numbers and email addresses (if available) for both spouses.
- Greek Tax Identification Numbers (AFM) and associated Tax Offices (DOY) for both spouses, if issued. We do not require tax identification numbers issued by countries other than Greece.
- Occupations of both spouses.
- Greek Social Security Numbers (AMKA) of both spouses, if issued.
3) If there are children under the age of 18 involved, please provide the following details:
- Custody arrangement (sole or joint custody).
- Primary residence of the children (with one parent or alternating between both).
- Children's place of residence (specify a general geographic area, which can range from a municipality to a whole country, e.g., Municipality of Amarousio, Regional Unit of East Attica, Prefecture of Chalkidiki, or even an entire country like Greece or Germany). According to Greek law, the children's place of residence can be altered only by mutual consent of both parents.
- Agreed child support amount to be paid by the non-custodial parent. For multiple children, specify individual amounts for each child and the applicable time periods. For older children (e.g., 13-14 years), you may set a single amount until they reach adulthood. For younger children (e.g., 4-5 years), consider setting one amount until they reach a certain age (e.g., 14 years) and a different amount from that age until adulthood, accounting for increasing living expenses.
- Proposed visitation schedule for the non-residential parent. We typically recommend flexible arrangements, allowing the non-custodial parent to communicate freely at mutually convenient times, always prioritizing the children's schedule and best interests.