Assisted negotiation separation is a legal institution recently introduced in the Italian legislative landscape. This alternative procedure to judicial litigation offers spouses the possibility of reaching a separation agreement with the assistance of a family lawyer, without necessarily having to go to court.
The main difference between judicial separation and assisted negotiation lies in the management of the process. In the case of judicial separation, spouses rely on the judge to obtain a separation ruling. This involves longer times and potentially higher costs. In contrast, assisted negotiation allows spouses to reach a consensual agreement with the support of a law firm experienced in family law, thus reducing time and costs.
The divorce lawyer can play a crucial role even in family law matters. In particular, a lawyer in Milan or other large cities can assist you in assisted negotiation by evaluating all legal aspects and ensuring that your rights are protected. It is essential that the divorce lawyer involved has solid experience in family law to ensure a fair and legally compliant agreement.
It is important to consider that assisted negotiation is not suitable for all cases. In situations of intense conflict or where elements of criminal law are involved, such as domestic violence, the intervention of a criminal lawyer may be necessary to adequately protect the client's interests. In such circumstances, the law firm can evaluate the best legal strategy, also considering the possibility of resorting to criminal defense.
If you are considering separation and wish to explore the option of assisted negotiation, we invite you to contact the Bianucci Law Firm. Our experienced lawyers, including criminal and family lawyers, are available to provide you with personalized advice and guide you in choosing the most suitable solution for your case.