Practice Areas

Family Law

Lawyalty provides legal advice and assistance, with a specialised and multidisciplinary approach, on every aspect of the delicate field of family law, both in civil and criminal law, availing itself of the consolidated collaboration of external professionals of proven experience.

Civil matters

The Firm offer advice and assistance in the following areas:

  • personal separation in marriage and civil unions: consensual separation proceedings, judicial separation proceedings, shared custody, alternate custody, exclusive and super-exclusive custody.

  • divorce: termination of civil effects and dissolution of marriage, proceedings on joint application, court proceedings;

  • proceedings to modify the conditions of separation or divorce;

  • agreements between spouses and cohabitation contracts;

  • assisted negotiation agreements, cohabitation contracts;

  • assistance in psychodiagnostic counselling and psychodiagnostic reports on minors

  • advice on PAS - parental alienation syndrome;

  • recognition of a natural child;

  • family mediation.

Criminal matters

Lawyalty provides legal advice and assistance in many areas of criminal law and in all the aspects and forms that characterise this field, from out-of-court advice to defensive assistance in the process of cognition, execution and supervision, making use of the valuable collaboration of professionals and external consultants, such as doctors, psychologists, accountants and accounting experts.

The firm also offers its consolidated experience in the field of family and juvenile criminal law, protecting vulnerable persons, and in particular women, victims of gender-based violence and discriminatory behaviour, also in the workplace, as well as minors.

Lawyalty also provides legal advice and assistance in criminal proceedings against juvenile defendants with particular attention to the personality and educational needs of the child.

Juvenile matters

Lawyalty provides legal advice and assistance, with a specialised and multidisciplinary approach, in proceedings before the Juvenile Court, making use of the consolidated collaboration of external specialised professionals, and more specifically in the following areas:

  • family relations law.

  • parental responsibility.

  • termination and suspension of parental responsibility.