Purchasing a property is one of life’s most significant financial decisions. Whether you are buying your primary residence, a holiday home, or making an investment, the process requires informed and careful planning to avoid legal complications or financial risk. In Cyprus, buyers must consider a range of legal and practical factors before proceeding.

In Cyprus, co-ownership (undivided ownership) typically arises when two or more people purchase property together or inherit it in equal shares. While often well-intentioned, especially in family contexts, co-ownership can lead to serious legal and practical challenges.

The law is catching up but is your business keeping pace? Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing cybersecurity and cybercrime. While AI enables faster threat detection and stronger defenses, it's also empowering hackers with smarter phishing tools, deepfakes, and adaptive malware that's harder to trace.

At our law firm, we provide professional legal support in all matters relating to inheritance and estate administration under Cypriot law. Whether a valid will exists or the estate is to be distributed under intestacy rules, it is essential to understand the legal procedures involved-as well as the rights of heirs, including the option to disclaim an inheritance.

Planning for the future and ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes is a crucial part of responsible estate management. At CleridesLegal, our experienced team of wills and succession lawyers is committed to providing comprehensive legal support tailored to your individual needs. Whether your estate is simple or complex, we guide you through the legal intricacies with clarity and compassion.

In Cyprus, the legal management of an incapacitated person's estate is a critical safeguard designed to protect individuals who are unable to manage their own affairs due to physical or mental incapacity. Governed by the Law on the Management of the Property of Incapacitated Persons of 1996 (23(I)/1996), this process is firmly rooted in principles of protection, accountability, and judicial oversight.

In the fast-moving world of startups, intellectual property is often a business's most valuable and most overlooked asset. CleridesLegal specialises in delivering end-to-end legal support across all areas of IP, helping clients safeguard their innovations before they become liabilities.

Limited grants offer a targeted, court controlled solution when a procedural dead end threatens to stall litigation or statutory processes involving a deceased person. Precision in drafting and thoughtful choice of nominee are the twin safeguards that protect beneficiaries, creditors and third parties alike.

As Cyprus continues to attract global investors and professionals seeking a stable and vibrant European base, the Cyprus Permanent Residency Program remains a cornerstone for those looking to establish a foothold in the Mediterranean. With its strategic location, EU membership, and favorable tax regime, Cyprus offers a compelling pathway to lifelong residency.

As global families and high-net-worth individuals continue to seek effective solutions for wealth structuring, asset protection, and succession planning, the Cyprus International Trust (CIT) has emerged as one of the most attractive legal vehicles in Europe. With its roots in Common Law and robust statutory protections, the CIT combines flexibility, confidentiality, and tax efficiency in a single regime tailored for cross-border use.

In today’s flexible work culture, many professionals—journalists, consultants, salespeople—operate under titles like “freelancer” or “partner.” But is that really what the law sees?

In today’s legal and commercial landscape, disputes involving asset transfers often pose significant challenges, particularly when creditors face efforts to evade obligations. Asset transfers perceived as fraudulent can undermine creditor rights and create uncertainty in financial dealings. Understanding the legal framework surrounding these cases is essential for safeguarding your interests.

Workplace safety is a cornerstone of modern employment practices, designed to protect employees and ensure efficient operations. However, when safety measures fail or are disregarded, the consequences can lead to serious incidents, injuries, or even loss of life. Understanding your rights and the legal framework surrounding workplace incidents is essential for holding those responsible accountable and obtaining the justice you deserve.

In property and construction matters, ensuring compliance with planning permissions and final certifications is critical. Disputes often arise when property usage changes or construction occurs without appropriate approvals. Such cases highlight the importance of adhering to legal frameworks like the Streets and Buildings Law (Cap. 96) and the Municipalities Law (N. 111/85) in Cyprus.

Constantinos Clerides explains the legal framework applied in Cyprus regarding the enforcement of foreign judgments.