Notice of investigation in Italy: the first 48 hours
Receiving a notice of investigation does not mean you are guilty. But the choices you make in the first days can shape the whole case.
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Answers to the questions I am asked most often: timescales, costs, practical steps. General information that does not replace advice on your specific case.
Ten years for most foreign nationals, four for EU citizens. But years alone are not enough: here are all the requirements.
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The Codice Rosso put domestic and gender-based violence cases on a fast track. Here is what it means for those who report and for those accused.
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It is one of the most common questions, and it is right to ask it first. Here is how lawyers’ fees work in Italy and what you are entitled to know.
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A refused Italian residence permit is not always the end of the road. But the deadlines to respond are short and must be met precisely.
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From the scene of the accident to the insurer’s offer: what to do, by when, and why accepting the first proposal is rarely wise.
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Italy’s INAIL insurance covers a lot, but not always everything. Here are the steps after an accident at work and when you can claim more from the employer.
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For a company, hiring a foreign worker in Italy can be simple or very complex. It depends on who they are, where they come from and which permit they hold.
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Bringing your family to Italy is a right, but the procedure is precise: income and housing requirements, clearance, visa. Here is how it works.
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Separating is a personal decision; the legal path can be planned. Here are the possible routes in Italy and realistic timescales.
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