Anastasia Nancy Paschalis – Founding Partner
Nancy Paschalis was born in Athens, Greece and grew up in several countries including the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai (U.A.E.). She has studied in England and France. It is this first-hand experience of multiculturalism that gave seed to Legal-Advice. Nancy’s personal experience with the growing need to get through bureaucratic red tape in a country one may not be necessarily living in caused her to want to help those who found themselves in a similar situation. Her idea for Legal-Advice is to provide a trustworthy experience remotely, without her clients having to travel back and forth. It is because she has been raised and schooled in a very diverse environment with people from all walks of life, race and religion that she is passionate about communication and accommodation. She herself has stated that: “There is a difference between what is said, what is meant, what is needed and what the solution is. My job is to look for the details, common logic, and to apply critical thinking in the given needs of my clients.”
Nancy is a member of the Athens Bar Association. She has studied law in Bristol and Strasbourg (LLB) , holds a Master’s Degree in European Business Law from Bristol, and is a CEDR Accredited Mediator. Nancy deals with Inheritance Law, Real Estate Law, Company Law and Tax Law. She aims to provide a professional experience with a personal touch so that Greeks abroad and Expats in Greece can be assured that their affairs will be taken care of.
Veronica Lekka
Veronica was born in Athens, Greece. Her family moved to Sparta when she was two years old and she grew up there. After graduating from Sparta she moved to Florence, Italy, to study law. Ιn 2002, she got a scholarship in the exchange program between students of Florence School of Law and Boston University School of Law. After graduating from the Florence School of Law, she returned to Greece and became a lawyer of First Instance in 2008. Since then, she has been practicing law in Greece and as of September 2018, Veronica is eligible to practice law in the Supreme Court of Greece. In 2012 took one year off to study for her LL.M degree in International Commercial Arbitration Law in Stockholm University School of Law.
Veronica speaks English, Italian and Greek. The areas of law that she practices concern Property law, Family law as well as Contract law.