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ARTICLE · 18 JUNE 2020

Amicable Separation And Divorce In Italy

The expression amicable separation in Italy refers to cases in which two spouses reach an agreement on how to arrange their future property and non-property relations once their cohabitation ends.

ItalyFamily and Matrimonial

Amicable separation and divorce in Italy: What does amicable separation mean?

The expression amicable separation in Italy refers to cases in which two spouses reach an agreement on how to arrange their future property and non-property relations once their cohabitation ends.

The agreement usually covers the following main areas:

- child custody and habitual residence, as well as the right of access for non-custodial parents;

- possession of matrimonial home;

- contribution to child or spouse maintenance;

- other property matters.

From an economical viewpoint, as well as from the viewpoint of child protection, amicable separations in Italy are regarded as preferable to judicial separations, since the latter imply a higher conflict degree between spouses.

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