Avv. Marco Bianucci
Avv. Marco Bianucci

Matrimonial Lawyer

Damage from Economic Deprivation in Family Relationships

Dealing with the non-payment of maintenance alimony means not only managing an immediate economic difficulty but often facing a profound destabilization of daily life. As a divorce lawyer operating in Milan, Avv. Marco Bianucci understands how the non-compliance of an ex-spouse or parent is not a mere matter of numbers, but conduct that can harm fundamental personal rights. When the obligation of material assistance is violated repeatedly and severely, Italian law allows for going beyond simple forced execution to recover the unpaid sums.

The Legal Nature of Intra-Family Wrongdoing

In our legal system, the violation of family duties, among which the obligation of maintenance stands out, can constitute a genuine civil wrong. Therefore, it is not limited to the right to obtain what is due (performance), but opens the way to compensation for further damages suffered due to this deprivation. Jurisprudence recognizes that the lack of economic support can generate non-pecuniary damage, understood as inner suffering and psychological distress, and indirect pecuniary damage, arising for example from lost opportunities or the need to incur debts to survive. It is essential to understand that such compensation is not automatic but requires rigorous proof of the causal link between the non-compliance and the prejudice suffered by the victim, whether it be the spouse or the children.

The Bianucci Law Firm's Approach to Damage Compensation

The approach of Avv. Marco Bianucci, an expert lawyer in family law in Milan, is distinguished by a procedural strategy aimed at highlighting the severity of the non-compliant conduct. We do not limit ourselves to calculating arrears; our work consists of documenting and demonstrating how the absence of resources has negatively impacted the quality of life of the client and the minors involved. We analyze every aspect of the situation: from the duration of the non-compliance to the intentionality of the conduct, up to the forced renunciations that the custodial parent has had to endure. The goal of the Bianucci Law Firm is to obtain a ruling that recognizes the full dignity of the weaker party, transforming the violation of the duty of family solidarity into a concrete right to economic compensation.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it always possible to claim compensation in addition to arrears?

It is not an automatic consequence of non-payment. To obtain compensation for further damage, it is necessary to prove that the non-compliance has caused a specific prejudice, different and additional to the mere lack of money, such as a severe state of anxiety or the loss of job opportunities. A lawyer expert in family law will be able to assess whether the prerequisites for this specific action exist.

What types of damages can be compensated in these cases?

In addition to direct pecuniary damage, compensation can be claimed for moral and existential damage. This occurs when the economic deprivation has compromised the psychophysical development of the children or has forced the spouse to drastically change their life habits, infringing constitutionally guaranteed rights.

If the ex-spouse has no official income, can proceedings be initiated?

The lack of official income makes the material recovery of sums more complex, but it does not erase the wrongdoing. In civil and criminal proceedings, Avv. Marco Bianucci uses in-depth investigative tools to reveal the actual economic capacity of the obligated party, which is essential to support the claim for compensation and demonstrate the fraudulent nature of the non-compliance.

Request a Case Evaluation in Milan

If the non-payment of maintenance has caused damages that go beyond a simple economic debt, it is crucial to act with a complex and structured legal strategy. Contact Avv. Marco Bianucci at the firm located at Via Alberto da Giussano 26 in Milan. Together, we will analyze your situation to undertake the most effective path towards the recognition of your rights and fair compensation.