Legally.cy

Legally.cy helps individuals, founders and businesses organise a Cyprus legal request around a defined professional assignment. Impactify LTD operates the coordination platform. A focused digital brief and supporting documents give an independent advocate an organised starting point. The advocate checks suitability and conflicts, agrees the professional deliverable and fee, and accepts the client directly. Responsibility for accepted legal advice and work remains with that advocate. AI assists preparation and repetitive administration. It does not independently advise the client, decide legal questions or replace advocate review. The practical difference is a clearly identified next stage with information prepared for assessment, rather than a promise that one automated response resolves a legal matter. The catalogue contains 30 stages across five areas. Business work includes company formation, founder and shareholder agreements, commercial and employment contracts, website privacy and cookie documents, compliance checks and Cyprus trademark applications. Property stages include due diligence, sale contract review, purchase contract work, residential rental agreements and tenancy notices. Each stage identifies a particular assignment instead of automatically including every possible issue in a larger transaction. Immigration preparation covers EU Yellow Slip, visitor and employment residence routes, family reunification, permanent residence application preparation and citizenship eligibility assessment. Personal and family stages include simple wills, specific powers of attorney, initial divorce filing, family settlement drafts, initial probate applications and estate-planning review. Dispute assignments include assessment, demand letters, negotiation, initial civil claim or defence pleadings and one procedural hearing. A proposed 30-minute consultation costs €150 plus VAT. Substantive stages require accepted scope and professional fees, with applicable VAT, external charges and extra assignments identified separately. An initial stage does not purchase every future development in a wider matter. The customer can understand the immediate commitment and decide whether to accept additional work when needed. This structure can suit a person or small business with accurate documents, a focused objective and the ability to respond promptly. Preparing information and naming the next deliverable can reduce avoidable administrative exchanges while preserving professional judgement. It can also make responsibilities easier to understand than a vague instruction to handle everything, without claiming that every case will be cheaper overall or completed sooner. Complex litigation, unusual ownership, contested facts, substantial cross-border issues or a need for broad continuing representation may require a traditional specialist engagement with a wider remit. Technology does not remove the underlying complexity or the need for professional assessment. Complete information, advocate availability and court or authority procedures influence timing. No legal outcome, immediate delivery or universal saving is guaranteed.