Premarital and Property Agreements
The Bianucci Law Firm in Milan specializes in consulting and drafting premarital and property agreements. These legal tools allow for the prior regulation of certain personal and property issues between spouses, protecting both parties and preventing potential future conflicts.
Although premarital agreements do not have full legal validity in our legal system as they do in other countries, it is possible to establish guidelines that can guide the judge in case of separation or divorce. These agreements are particularly useful for protecting personal assets and ensuring a peaceful management of property relations.
Preventing property conflicts is the key to building a marriage based on transparency and mutual trust.
When are premarital agreements useful?
Premarital agreements can be particularly advisable in the following cases:
- Presence of significant assets to protect;
- Need to protect inherited or pre-marriage assets;
- Unions in which one spouse is involved in entrepreneurial or professional activities with financial risks;
- Marriages between spouses of different nationalities, with assets located in multiple countries.
What can property agreements regulate?
Premarital agreements can regulate various property aspects, including:
- The division of assets in case of separation or divorce;
- The modalities of economic contribution during marriage;
- The management of real estate, businesses, or other valuable assets;
- The provision of a potential maintenance allowance.
How we can help you
At the Bianucci Law Firm, we offer comprehensive consulting for the drafting, reviewing, and negotiating of property agreements, ensuring full compliance with Italian regulations and personalized protection of each client's interests. Thanks to our experience, we will guide you in creating clear and effective agreements tailored to your needs.
In Italy, premarital agreements do not have full legal validity, but they can be used as an indication for the judge, especially for property management in the case of separation or divorce.
Property agreements can regulate the division of assets, the modalities of economic contribution during marriage, the management of real estate and businesses, and, in some cases, clauses for potential maintenance.
It is advisable to enter into a premarital agreement when there are significant assets to protect, real estate or family businesses, or in cases where future economic conflicts between spouses are to be prevented.
Yes, a premarital agreement can be modified or supplemented after marriage, provided that both parties agree and that the agreement complies with current regulations.
Certainly. The Bianucci Law Firm offers complete assistance for the drafting and reviewing of premarital agreements, ensuring that they are formulated in compliance with the law and with maximum protection for our clients.