First meeting & briefing
The parties are informed about the process, their rights and the neutral role of the mediator.
SERVICE · SAMOS
Resolving disputes fairly and efficiently, emphasizing mutual agreement.
As an accredited banking mediator, I facilitate the resolution of banking and commercial disputes out of court. The process is faster, cheaper and confidential — with mutual consent instead of lengthy court battles.
WHO IT'S FOR
Consumer or mortgage loans, credit cards and disputed charges — out-of-court resolution with neutral facilitation.
If you signed as a guarantor and seek release or restructuring of your liability, mediation offers an agreed solution.
Disputes with suppliers, customers, or partners — fast resolution avoiding the cost and delay of court proceedings.
Disputes over management, account settlement or distribution of responsibilities — mediation preserves the business relationship.
When the debt has been transferred to a fund or servicer, mediation leads to a realistic agreement without a court battle.
THE PROCESS
Each phase has a purpose and timeline. You always know where you stand.
The parties are informed about the process, their rights and the neutral role of the mediator.
Analysis of the factual circumstances and legal points of the case, to identify the room for agreement.
Separate and joint meetings of the parties — the mediator facilitates dialogue without imposing a solution.
Exploring alternatives and recording the agreement that serves the interests of both parties.
Drafting and filing the agreement, which becomes enforceable — equivalent to a court judgment.
WHAT YOU NEED
TRANSPARENT PRICING
Agreed by the parties and usually shared equally — cheaper and faster than going to court.
Everything discussed in the sessions remains confidential and cannot be used in court.
FAQ
Law 4640/2019 introduced the mandatory initial session before trial in certain dispute categories. What it involves, how long it takes, and when the minutes become an enforceable title.
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What banking mediation is, how it differs from litigation, who pays, and what you should have ready before entering the room.
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FIRST STEP
The first consultation is free of commitment. We're here to help you find the way forward.