Theodore Marantinis and Sissy Christidou in Court for Child Custody – ‘Disagree on Some Details’

The couple was married for 10 years and had two children. They separated in 2019, and according to statements made outside the court by Theodore Marantinis’ lawyer, they ‘disagree on some details regarding child custody.’ Upon arriving at the courthouse, Theodore Marantinis was polite but reserved, saying little to the press. ‘Good morning. We’re trying for the best. Thank you very much,’ he said briefly to Super Katerina’s camera. Sissy Christidou did not appear in court. Sources close to Marantinis claim that he seeks a judicial decision for custody, despite having signed a private agreement with Christidou in 2019 after their divorce. Lawyer Phoebus Strougaris stated, ‘Both parents genuinely love their children and are quite cooperative compared to other couples. However, when parents clash, it reflects poorly on everyone involved, including the children.’ The 2019 private agreement outlined visitation rights, but disagreements persist over certain specifics.