This practical guide explains how Italian divorce works, what happens when more than one country is involved, and the key steps international couples should consider before filing or agreeing to any settlement.Read More

Are you an unmarried couple living together in Italy? The Cirinnà Law (Law 76/2016) has transformed family law in Italy, offering you a powerful tool called a Cohabitation Agreement to protect your financial and property interests. This legal contract provides protections similar to those for married couples, making it a great legal tool for international...Read More

The end of a marriage is inherently a challenging time for anyone, yet for couples with ties to Italy, this journey becomes significantly more complex. The interplay of two distinct legal systems introduces layers of complexity that a purely domestic divorce would never present..Read More

Getting married in Italy requires a little bit of advanced planning, as well as a good understanding of the law and the legal steps to follow in order to meet administrative deadlines and Italian legal requirements. This procedure can be easily broken down into five steps, as follows:Read More

If you are in the process of getting a divorce in the UK or wishing to remarry in Italy, you may be wondering how the legal process for registering a divorce in Italy works and what Italian divorce laws apply to your individual circumstancesRead More

How to avoid a Court claim   What to do when a hereditary succession with no Will also includes real estate assets or the deceased has left ownership of the same property to several people? This is called as Property Community of Heirs as each heir becomes co-owner of a fraction of the property. It...Read More

Do you want custody of your child? Are you not sure which laws apply in Italy? Well, let us guide you with that. Whilst the Civil Code regulates the complete matter of Child custody in Italy, the custodial duties are completely at the discretion of the Court. After divorce, it is a right of the...Read More

Living in a modern, global world the number of international spouses/civil partners is constantly increasing. Divorce and separation procedure of the international spouses/civil partners are regulated by the EU regulations n.1259/2010 and n. 2201/2003. In particular, article 3 of EU Reg n. 2201/2003 states the criteria to identify the competent Court, whilst EU Reg n.1259/2010...Read More