Challenge of Paternity in Greece
Challenge of paternity in Greece of a child is a complex and often emotionally painful legal process for all involved parties. It involves several legal nuances and concepts that may be unclear to those without legal training. This article offers a concise overview of the most important aspects of the procedure, helping clarify the applicable legal framework in Greece. The Presumption of Paternity According to the Greek Civil Code, a child born during a marriage, or within three hundred (300) days after the dissolution or annulment of the marriage, is presumed to have the mother’s husband as the father (Article 1465 of...
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