Property held by multiple owners can give rise to disputes concerning use, management, leasing, sale, or the allocation of income and expenses.
ACMA LAW FIRM represents co-owners in negotiations and disputes relating to jointly owned Greek property.
Our services include:
Reviewing ownership percentages and title records.
Assessing rights of use and management.
Negotiating co-ownership agreements.
Advising on the proposed sale or lease of jointly owned property.
Addressing disputes concerning rental income, expenses, and exclusive use.
Evaluating buyout arrangements and negotiated settlements.
Representing clients in litigation and alternative dispute resolution proceedings.
Our approach seeks to identify a workable solution that protects the client’s interests while taking into account the practical characteristics of the property.
Property Partition and Partition Proceedings
When jointly owned property cannot be effectively managed or sold by agreement, a partition procedure may provide a mechanism for resolving the co-ownership relationship.
ACMA LAW FIRM advises clients on negotiated and judicial partition options.
Our services include:
Reviewing title deeds and ownership interests.
Assessing whether a physical division of the property is legally and practically possible.
Negotiating settlement arrangements among co-owners.
Coordinating technical and valuation assessments.
Preparing the relevant contractual or procedural documents.
Bringing judicial partition proceedings when a consensual resolution cannot be achieved.
Representing clients in disputes involving inherited or family-owned real estate.
The appropriate strategy depends on the nature of the property, the rights of the co-owners, and the practical feasibility of dividing or otherwise resolving ownership.
