When Can You Request the Severance Pay of an Ex-Spouse

The severance pay (TFR) is a sum of money that is due to the worker at the end of the employment relationship. But what happens in the case of divorce? Is it possible to request a portion of the ex-spouse's severance pay? Let’s see together what the legal prerequisites are to make this request.

Legal Prerequisites for Requesting the Ex-Spouse's Severance Pay

The possibility of obtaining a portion of the ex-spouse's severance pay is regulated by Italian law, which sets forth specific conditions:

• Divorce Decree: The request can only be made after the divorce decree has become final.
• Alimony: The requester must be entitled to alimony.
• Contribution to Family Welfare: It is necessary to demonstrate that the requester has contributed to family welfare.

Procedure for Requesting Severance Pay

To initiate the procedure for requesting the ex-spouse's severance pay, it is necessary to follow some essential steps:

1. Consult a legal expert in family law to assess your position.
2. Submit the application to the competent judge, providing the necessary documentation.
3. Wait for the judge's decision, who will evaluate the existence of the prerequisites for assigning a portion of the severance pay.

"The law protects the rights of the economically weaker spouse, ensuring a fair distribution of resources even after divorce."

Conclusion

If you believe you are entitled to a portion of your ex-spouse's severance pay, it is essential to act promptly and with the support of experienced professionals. The Bianucci Law Firm is here to provide you with advice and assistance at every stage of the process. Contact our team of experts for personalized support and to clarify any doubts you may have.