Vardags’ leading family law team is trusted for its ability to navigate complex cohabitation and separation matters in Italy with clarity and precision. Whether you are planning your future together or facing the end of a relationship, our lawyers provide strategic advice to protect your interests and avoid unnecessary conflict.
Unlike married couples, cohabiting partners in Italy do not have automatic rights over each other’s property or assets. However, since the Cirinnà Law, you can formalise your arrangements through a written agreement – an essential step for safeguarding your financial and personal security.
If your relationship ends, there is no formal “legal separation” process for cohabiting partners. Instead, disputes over property, finances, or children must be resolved through negotiation or court proceedings. Having expert legal guidance at this stage is crucial to protect your rights and achieve a fair outcome.
We are best placed to assist if your situation involves significant assets, cross-border elements, or complex financial structures. Our team regularly advises on:
Drafting cohabitation agreements to define property and financial responsibilities.
Negotiating fair settlements when relationships end.
Resolving disputes over children, housing, and maintenance.
Securing urgent protective measures in cases of abuse or harmful conduct.
Many of our cases involve international considerations. With expertise in multiple jurisdictions and a dedicated financial forensic team, we can trace assets worldwide and provide in-depth valuations of businesses, trusts, and investments.
If you think you may need our help, contact us today. At your initial consultation, we will listen to your circumstances, outline your options, and create a clear and strategic plan for moving forward. Our confidential enquiry line is available 24/7, and you can also reach us via message or WhatsApp.
Our team of leading lawyers provides expert guidance to unmarried couples, particularly involving complex and cross-border cases. We provide specialised legal advice on topics including cohabitation and separation agreements, mediation, and assets tracing and valuation.
Our team helps clients navigate divorce, including financial settlements, maintenance, and child arrangements. We also advise on cross-border cases and complex asset division, and international enforcement of orders.
International divorce involves complex issues of jurisdiction, applicable law, and recognition of foreign judgments. Vardags provides expert guidance on these matters, including financial strategy, asset tracing, and cross-border child arrangements.
Our legal team provides expert guidance for those seeking support with child maintenance, relocation and abduction. We offer specialised legal advice on areas including financial support, cross-border strategy, and court representation.
Vardags’ leading lawyers help clients navigate inheritance, wills and probate, including cross-border succession planning, disputes and litigation, asset protection and tax strategy.