Lawyer Paphos: legal help signed by a licensed advocate

We take on property, immigration, family or company matters in Paphos; legal opinions and court work are signed by a licensed Cyprus advocate, and we confirm the scope and fee in writing before starting.

Most legal work for newcomers in Paphos is property and residence: the Paphos District Land Office in the New Government Offices for title deeds and contracts, the Police Aliens and Immigration Unit at 22 Eleftheriou Venizelou Ave for residence files, and the Paphos District Court and Family Court for disputes. We prepare the file, collect the documents and keep the deadlines; a licensed Cyprus advocate gives the legal opinion, signs and represents you in court.

Paphos harbour with the medieval fort

Lawyers in Paphos

Court cases in Paphos go to the Paphos District Court on the corner of Neophytou and Nikou Nikolaidi (PO Box 60007, 8100 Paphos, phone 26 80 26 01); family matters to the Paphos Family Court (26 80 26 26). Title deeds are the local issue: at 30 September 2026 Paphos had 69 pending title-deed applications in development projects covering 1,104 units, out of 1,713 across Cyprus, and foreign buyers lodged contracts on 2,117 Paphos properties in January–September 2026, more than in any other district. So much of the work for buyers is at the Paphos District Land Office in the New Government Offices: checking whether the developer's land is mortgaged and when the deed can be issued.

We handle your legal matter in Paphos: documents, deadlines and appointments; court work and legal opinions are signed by a licensed Cyprus advocate.

Figures checked 28 October 2026. Rules change: we confirm them for your case before you act.

Offices you may deal with in Paphos

OfficeAddressContactHours
Police Aliens and Immigration Unit, Paphos22 Eleftheriou Venizelou Ave (corner of Kaniggos St), 2nd floor, 8021 Paphos26 80 62 22 / 26 80 62 15, pafosetiseis@police.gov.cyMon–Fri 07:30–14:30, last entry 13:30 (closed on public holidays)
Paphos District Land OfficeNew Government Offices, PO Box 62008, 8060 Paphos17100 (call centre); District Land Officer 26 80 41 54, padlo@dls.moi.gov.cy; applications: padlo-applications@dls.moi.gov.cyApplications Mon–Fri 07:45–13:00; phone information 08:00–15:00 on 17100

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe the task

    What you need, deadlines, languages, the other party if any.

    1 day
  2. 2

    Assess the case

    We confirm the area of law, the deadlines and the documents, and set out the steps in writing.

    1–3 days
  3. 3

    First consultation

    We check for conflicts of interest and explain the options for your case.

    within a week
  4. 4

    Engagement and fees

    Scope, fee and payment terms agreed in writing before work starts; CyprusPermit issues the invoice.

    1–2 days
  5. 5

    The work

    Contracts, filings and correspondence; legal opinions and court work are signed by a licensed Cyprus advocate.

    varies

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Questions

What do Paphos lawyers mostly deal with?

For foreign owners, mostly title deeds and purchase checks: Paphos has the largest backlog of unissued deeds in development projects (1,104 units at 30 September 2026) and the most properties bought by foreign buyers (2,117 in January–September 2026). Family cases go to the Paphos Family Court and other disputes to the Paphos District Court.

I own a Paphos property without a title deed. Can a lawyer help?

Yes. An advocate can check the status at the Paphos District Lands Office, whether the developer's land is mortgaged and which procedure applies to get your deed issued. Ask for the scope and fee in writing before the advocate starts.

How do I check a lawyer's licence?

Search their name in the Cyprus Bar Association member list.

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