- Why should I use Lawingreece.com?
Our service is designed to provide you with an accurate and speedy answer to your questions regarding legal issues in Greece. There is no need to go to the Lawyer's office, which is certainly not convenient if you do not live in Greece. If you are in Greece you are saving the time and expense of paying a full visit to a lawyer's office. The advantage of lawingreece.com is that you will receive speedy, confidential and accurate answers to your legal questions from the privacy of your home and own computer.

- What information should I have collected before using lawingreece.com?
Have all relevant material such as names of all parties involved, documentation of proof and a diary/timetable showing when the important events occurred.

- When I send my question, will it be answered by a genuine lawyer?
Questions submitted to lawingreece.com will be answered by the founding barrister who has practiced law for over 45 years in Athens, Greece.

- My issue is very detailed, can you help in this situation?
Submit a summary of the situation to the best of your ability and lawingreece.com will make it clear to you where you stand and what you can do legally to bring your case forward.

- How long does this process take and how do I receive the reply?
Lawingreece.com guarantees a 3 business day reply; within this time you may be asked to submit more information for an accurate decision to be made. You will receive your reply via e-mail so naturally you must have your own e-mail address.

- What do I pay for use of this service? 
Customers pay a fee of $39 US each time they use lawingreece.com to obtain legal advice. We bill discreetly and securely to your credit card through our billing agent "Anemos WWW Solutions, LLC"

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