Family Law, Wealth and Cross-Border Lives: Italy as a Strategic Jurisdiction for International Families
Family law has changed profoundly. Today, separation, divorce, child custody and parental responsibility are no longer confined to one home, one city... Discover more
Online photos of minors and sharenting: Supreme Court ruling no. 1169/2026 strengthens protection of children's images.
The online publication of photographs and videos of minor children is not without legal consequences. With Ordinance No. 1169... Discover more
Family home and the child's best interests: what changes with Supreme Court ruling no. 14460/2025?
With Order No. 14460 of May 30, 2025, the Court of Cassation returns to a central issue of family law: the assignment... Discover more
Divorce in Italy vs Financial Remedies in England: Risks and Advantages of an Italian Separation of Property Regime
Why the same marriage can produce very different financial outcomes in Italy and England For international couples, one of the most important... Discover more
Arbitration and family law: the real boundary is between available and unavailable rights.
When going through a separation or divorce, one of the most frequently asked questions is whether it's possible to resolve financial issues without... Discover more
International Family Law Arbitration: Promise, Limits, and Cross-Border Enforcement in Private Family Justice
Abstract International family law arbitration is emerging as a relevant mechanism for resolving selected cross-border family disputes, especially those involving patrimonial and... Discover more
Getting a Divorce in Italy Even if You Live Abroad: A Complete Guide for Italians Abroad
Can I get a divorce in Italy even if I live abroad? This is one of the most frequent questions I receive from Italians living abroad,... Discover more
Divorce allowance also recognized in civil unions: the Supreme Court extends post-separation financial protection.
Divorce allowance also recognized in civil unions: the Supreme Court extends post-separation financial protection. Court of Cassation, First Civil Section – Ruling... Discover more
When failure to pay extraordinary expenses can constitute a crime
The recent ruling no. 19715/2025 of the Court of Cassation provided important clarifications regarding parental financial obligations and their criminal relevance... Discover more
Asset protection prior to marriage and personal protection in the event of divorce: the strategic role of trusts
In recent years, there has been growing interest in legal instruments that can ensure the protection of assets in preparation for marriage or in... Discover more