Cyprus Law Chambers — Legal Services in Paphos, Cyprus

Cyprus Law Chambers is an independent law firm based in Paphos, serving local and international clients across Cyprus. With nearly 50 years in the Cyprus legal landscape, the firm combines broad experience with clear, practical guidance and personal attention. We assist with property transactions, immigration and residency, litigation and dispute resolution, wills and probate, trusts, corporate and commercial matters, employment, family law and tax-residency procedures. Every matter is assessed individually; an initial consultation helps us understand your objectives, explain the available options and agree the next steps.

We assist local and international clients with the legal aspects of relocating to Cyprus. Depending on your circumstances, this may include immigration and residence permits, property purchases or rentals, contract review, employment or business establishment, tax-registration and non-domicile procedures, and Cyprus wills or succession planning. We begin by understanding your nationality, family or business circumstances, intended move, property plans and timeline. We then explain the relevant options, documents and next steps. Immigration, property and tax rules can change, so advice should be tailored to your current circumstances.

We start with an initial consultation to understand the facts, your objectives and any deadlines. We then explain the available legal options, the proposed scope of work, expected documents, fees and next steps. During the matter, we aim to communicate clearly, keep you informed of material developments and coordinate the required filings, negotiations or representation. Each legal matter is different, and no particular outcome can be guaranteed, but our team works carefully and practically to protect your interests throughout the process.

Yes. We can draft, review and negotiate Cyprus property sale agreements, explain the parties’ obligations, coordinate legal due diligence and assist through signing, deposit and completion. The appropriate checks and contractual protections depend on the property, title status, parties and transaction structure, so each matter is reviewed individually.

Yes. We advise landlords and tenants on drafting and reviewing residential and commercial leases, renewals, notices, deposits, contractual rights and obligations, and disputes. We can also assist with negotiation, settlement and court proceedings where appropriate.

We advise employers and employees on employment contracts, onboarding and termination, workplace policies, registrations and compliance, claims, negotiation and litigation. Requirements and deadlines can change, so current obligations should be confirmed before action is taken.

We advise on divorce and separation, parental responsibility and child arrangements, maintenance, family property issues, related agreements and family disputes. Depending on the circumstances, a matter may be handled through negotiation, mediation or court proceedings.

Yes. We assist with drafting and reviewing Cyprus wills, probate applications, resealing foreign grants where applicable, estate administration and related succession matters. We aim to explain the process clearly and coordinate the required court, tax and Land Registry steps.

We advise on the establishment and administration of Cyprus trusts and on succession planning for individuals, families and family-owned businesses. Trust and tax consequences depend on the people, assets and jurisdictions involved, so we coordinate with tax and financial advisers where needed.

We provide legal and administrative support for Cyprus tax registration, tax-residency and non-domicile procedures, and coordinate with accounting advisers where specialist tax calculations or filings are required. Eligibility and tax treatment depend on current law and individual circumstances.

Yes. We assist with Cyprus company formation, constitutional and shareholder documents, governance, commercial agreements, statutory filings and selected corporate-administration matters. The appropriate structure and ongoing obligations depend on the business, ownership and activities involved.