Mutual Consent Divorce Form

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Cost Estimate for your Mutual Consent Divorce in Greece

Fill in the form to receive an email from our Law Firm with a cost estimate for the dissolution of your marriage by mutual consent divorce in Greece.

The whole dissolution of marriage procedure may be undertaken by our notaries and lawyers, one for each spouse.

You may read more about the dissolution of marriage by notarial deed in Greece here.

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Marriage Details

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Civil Ceremony Date(*)

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Civil Ceremony Municipality(*)

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Religious Wedding Municipality(*)

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Children <18y old(*)

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Select whether you had children with your spouse who are currently under 18 years old.

Children genders & ages(*)

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E.g.: boy 16, girl 20, girl 12

Children maintenance, custody & communication(*)

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Select whether the spouses agree on the custody, maintenance & communication with their minor children after divorce.

The most important condition for the dissolution of marriage by mutual consent in Greece is the spouses’ agreement on custody, maintenance & communication with their minor children after divorce.

Property Disputes(*)

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Please select whether there are property disputes between spouses over assets of the marriage (movable or immovable).

Spouses’ disputes over marital assets may be resolved before or even after the dissolution of marriage by mutual consent or adversarial divorce process. Community property may be divided either consensually or by court proceeding after the filing of lawsuit by one spouse against the other according to article No 1400 of Greek Civil Code. The lawsuit must be filed within two years either from the dissolution of the marriage or from the completion of a three-years separation of spouses during the marriage. Therefore, disputes over marital property that may arise are not an obstacle to the dissolution of marriage by mutual consent.

Spouces' Details

Husband's Country of Residence(*)

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Select the Country in which the husband currently resides.

Wife's Country of Residence(*)

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Select the Country in which the wife currently resides.

Husband's Municipality of Residence(*)

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Wife's Municipality of Residence(*)

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Select the Municipality in which the wife currently resides.

Husband's Country of Nationality(*)

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Select the Country of husband's citizenship.

Wife's Country of Nationality(*)

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Husband's Year of Birth(*)

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Wife's Year of Birth(*)

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Form Submission

Power of Attorney(*)

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The procedure of mutual consent divorce can be undertaken completely by our lawyers. Spouses have the option to sign a notarial power of attorney by which they appoint our lawyers to act on their behalf all necessary actions for the dissolution of their marriage. This method can be selected by one or both spouses.

Additional Info

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Should you wish to provide any additional information on your marriage, write it here.

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Mutual Consent Divorce Form

Cost Estimate for your Mutual Consent Divorce in Greece

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