Divorces
1. Divorces
When you end up in a situation where you are not getting along with the one you considered your life partner, the first thing you think about is a way to choose to make the separation easier, and this is where choosing a lawyer comes into play.
With us you can find all the support you need.
We can advise you on how to choose the easier procedure, an amicable divorce, by administrative or notarial means or in court, due to joint or exclusive fault of one of the spouses, depending on the evidence provided.
Of course, on such occasions a case by case evaluation will be needed, especially if there are underage children involved. When the parents don’t get along and it is not possible to conclude an agreement to provide for the conditions of the children’s upbringing, the only option remaining is a court case.
When you end up in a situation where you are not getting along with the one you considered your life partner, the first thing you think about is a way to choose to make the separation easier, and this is where choosing a lawyer comes into play.
With us you can find all the support you need.
We can advise you on how to choose the easier procedure, an amicable divorce, by administrative or notarial means or in court, due to joint or exclusive fault of one of the spouses, depending on the evidence provided.
Of course, on such occasions a case by case evaluation will be needed, especially if there are underage children involved. When the parents don’t get along and it is not possible to conclude an agreement to provide for the conditions of the children’s upbringing, the only option remaining is a court case.
2. Exclusively exercised parental authority
can be requested both in the context of divorce and as a separate request, but in particular it must be granted when the non-resident parent cannot or does not want, for various reasons, to be able to make decisions for the minor child/children objectively and/or when the actions of the non-resident parent are harmful to the child/children
3. Joint parental authority
is the classic form which is granted in most cases and is the best authority for a balanced emotional and intellectual development of children, when both parents pursue the good and the interest of the minors.
4. The visitation schedule
is an accessory application to the divorce or a separate application when the intervention of the court is necessary to order what the parents are unable to put in the schedule on their own.
Normally, the non-resident parent, for the good of the child/children, is recommended to have conversations with his/her child/children as often as possible, to take him/her home if he/she is older than 3 years old at least one weekend every two weeks and to spend half of the holidays with the child/children, but this is not always possible.
Sometimes the parents do not come to an agreement, or a parent finds reasons to avoid it, other times a parent exaggerates by wanting to call all the time and come when he/she wants, violating the privacy of the husband/wife from whom he/she has separated, and in such cases, a visitation schedule which must be respected by both parties is ordered, and we can help you get the best possible solution in your case.
5. Maintenance pension for minor child/children
the non-resident parent is under the obligation to pay a maintenance pension of 25% of his/her income for one child, 30% for two children and 50% for three or more. If the minor child has turned 18 but continues to study, he/she can request payment of the maintenance pension directly to him/her in his/her personal name until he/she turns 26, but only if he/she continues his/her studies.
6. OTHER ISSUES PERTAINING TO FAMILY LAW
In family law, there are other issues that can arise and we are here for you, such as a paternity action, a paternity dispute or a paternity dispute appeal.
Also, if there are special situations in which you are the victim of violence or harassment in the family, through a special procedure, called a protection order issued by the court, you can be protected from the person who is aggressive towards you.
If you are in a case where a loved one has become incapable of discerning, in order to represent their interests, you need a special guardianship, with the appointment of a guardian, a procedure that can only be done in court and much simpler with the help of a lawyer.
