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Wills, Trusts & Estate Planning
Trustee, protector, asset preservation and distribution, substitution of will, charity, will preparation, probate and estate administration, trust re-domiciliation, trust advisory.
Offering tailored, specialised services to high net worth individuals and families for the accumulation, management and transfer of their personal wealth. The team is well versed in advising financial institutions, banks and investment advisors providing services to these clients, ensuring that the desired degree of personal attention is provided.
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Cathy Georgiou
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Cathy Georgiou
Advocate
+357 25 866 480
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Cathy holds a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Nicosia in 2012 and she was admitted to the Cyprus Bar Association in 2013.
During her career, she excelled in a wide spectrum of areas. At the same time, Cathy was trained and then specialized as a litigation and dispute resolution lawyer where she acquired significant experience at areas such as Family, Tort, Contracts, Immigration, Civil and Criminal Law.
Cathy also possesses excellent contract drafting skills and is up-to-date with relevant legislation.
In her current position, Cathy is focusing on projects and transactions relating to real estate law, the drafting of wills and probates, immigration/employment issues and other relevant matters related to litigation and dispute resolution.
ACADEMIC QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor of Laws, University of Nicosia
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Cyprus Bar Association
Publications
Articles - 12 Jan 2022
What happens when a Will is challenged due to lack of testamentary Capacity?