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Why I built this
I'm a software engineer in Athens, and Kliros started with a property in my own family. There was no fight over it and nobody was suing anybody. The problem was simpler and more annoying than that. I couldn't find anyone to tell me which of six or seven procedures we actually needed, what it would cost, or which deadlines we'd already missed. Every professional I asked sounded sure of themselves, and each one was talking about a different procedure.
So I looked into how common this is, and found that 3.45 million property rights in the Greek cadastre are listed under an unknown owner. That changed how I saw it. It wasn't just bad luck in my family. The system was failing people all over the country, and a lot of those families left Greece a generation or two ago. They don't have a Greek tax number or a power of attorney, and nobody told them there was a correction deadline with a fixed end date.
Who runs Kliros
Kliros is run by a sole proprietorship in the name of Alexandros Borousas. There's no separate company. The owner is the person who invoices you and the data controller for everything in the privacy notice. Kliros isn't a law firm and isn't regulated as one.
- Sole proprietor
- Alexandros Borousas
- VAT number
- 169410436
- Data protection requests
- privacy@klirosgreece.com
What to expect
We reply within two working days, in English or Greek. We can't give legal advice, quote for legal work or tell you what a lawyer will charge. We can explain the case check, fix something that's wrong, refund a case file or delete your data.
When the rules were last checked
The law behind the case check was checked against the sources at the bottom of this page on 6 September 2026. Greek property and inheritance law changes often, so if you're reading this long after that date, check the sources yourself before relying on a number.