Separation and Divorce
Children, the house, maintenance: managing a family crisis is a delicate process.
As lawyers with extensive experience in family separations, we are well aware of our crucial role in this kind of situation. You can contact us by booking an initial consultation appointment (in our office, by phone or even by videoconference).
>> Request your first appointment for separation and divorce <<
During the appointment, we listen attentively to the clients and assess their protection needs. You can read more in our information sheet dedicated to the first appointment. Our considerable experience in family law allows us to offer the best possible legal advice. We have equal expertise in litigation and in non-court methods of resolving a separation, including mediation, collaborative law and arbitration. We will spend time understanding your goals and priorities so that we can achieve the best outcome for you and your family.
The following are some of our special services:
Being good advisors implies identifying which rights have been infringed, the extent of the crisis between the spouses and the real possibilities of achieving a satisfying agreement. Our main concern is to ensure that the assisted party can quickly recover from the distressing condition, which often threatens to disrupt the daily well-being of the spouses and even cause suffering to the children.
Separation and Divorce
First appointment for separation
Dissolution of civil partnership
Modification of separation conditions (710 italian civil procedure code)
Cohabitation contracts
The director of photography: A forgotten author?
Under Italian copyright law, the director of photography is not included among the co-authors of a cinematographic work identified by Article 44 of Law No. [...]
16 March 2026
Registrability of an AI-generated logo in Italy and Europe
With the rapid spread of generative Artificial Intelligence tools, creating logos through algorithms has become an increasingly common practice—accessible to designers and entrepreneurs alike. In [...]
12 March 2026
Why many companies lose trade secret lawsuits (and how to avoid it)
Many companies are convinced they possess information that is decisive for their business: ideas, procedures, technical solutions, commercial strategies that constitute a real competitive advantage. [...]
11 March 2026
Meat sounding: can I call it meat if it isn’t meat?
In recent years, the vocabulary used to describe food products has become an area of growing legal attention, where consumer protection, freedom of economic initiative, [...]
11 March 2026
Cinematography and co-Authorship in film: The limits of article 44 of the Italian Copyright Act and possible interpretative developments
This article examines the position of the Director of Photography within the Italian copyright framework, with specific reference to the rules on co-authorship of cinematographic [...]
10 March 2026
Is a non-disclosure agreement enough to protect me?
“Don’t worry, we’ve signed a non-disclosure agreement.” It’s a phrase we often hear when something important is about to be shared with a supplier, an [...]
9 March 2026
What happens when two trademarks share the same name?
Some business disputes arise from a technology, others from a product. And then there are those that arise from a name. A surname, to be [...]
6 March 2026
Employee inventions: how to foster them within the company and convert them into value
Employee inventions are by no means rare occurrences: they frequently consist of technical improvements arising from day-to-day operations which, if properly managed, may become a [...]
6 March 2026
Breach of the agent’s duties: remedies protecting exclusivity and against unfair competition
When a company chooses to expand its market presence, one of the most common strategies is to rely on a commercial agent, a key figure [...]
5 March 2026
Is extending the notice period truly advantageous? The hidden risks for the employer
In an open-ended employment contract, termination is, by definition, a discretionary right. Both the employer and the employee may withdraw from the employment relationship at [...]
4 March 2026
Ambush marketing: from the Zalando case to the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
The judgment of the Council of State of 11 April 2025 (No. 3118/2025) marks the first significant judicial application of article 10 of Decree-Law No. [...]
26 February 2026
Product movement as a trademark: the limits of protection according to EUIPO
The decision of the Second Board of Appeal of EUIPO of 28 October 2024 (R 740/2024-2) addresses an increasingly relevant issue for businesses: can the [...]
26 February 2026