Avv. Francesca Farina
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Avv. Francesca Farina
Solicitor, Rome Bar · Boschetti Law Firm
She graduated in Law from Roma Tre University with a dissertation on Family Law and has worked with Save the Children on child protection. She specialises in family law, inheritance and international adoptions, and holds a Master’s degree in Legal Psychology and Forensic Psychopathology. Since 2024, she has led the family and inheritance team at Boschetti Law Firm.
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Published articles
Family business succession planning: a EUR 3 million generational handover
Hypothetical case study developed on the basis of our experience with families dealing with international matters, intended to illustrate the type of operations the Firm is able to structure and manage for clients with a similar profile; the scenario does not refer to any specific case actually handled.
A sixty-two-year-old entrepreneur, found…
Succession with heirs in 4 different countries: coordination Italy-USA-UK-Switzerland
Hypothetical case study developed on the basis of our experience with families on international matters, intended to illustrate the type of operations the Firm is able to structure and manage for clients with a similar profile; the scenario does not refer to any specific case actually handled.
An Italian entrepreneur resident in Milan dies lea…
Divorce and changing life: can the conditions be amended?
After a divorce, life never stands still. Economic conditions, family relationships and the needs of children may change. Faced with these transformations, it is natural to wonder whether it is possible to intervene on the agreements reached at the time of the final separation.
In this article I try to clarify, in plain language, when divorce…
Adoption after the age of 18? Here is when it makes sense and what it really involves
When we speak of adoption, we usually think of minors, but there is a less well-known and equally significant possibility: the adoption of an adult. This is a legal instrument that makes it possible to formally recognise an emotional bond already existing between two adults, consolidating deep family relationships, often born over time and lived…
When the will is contested: how to challenge it and in which cases it is possible
When a will is opened, doubts, tensions or actual contestations may emerge. Sometimes the person who expected to be included is not even mentioned, at other times the testator’s intent seems unclear or expressed in questionable circumstances. In these situations, it is normal to wonder when a will can be challenged and how to contest a will in a…
Who is entitled to the inheritance? Everything you need to know about reserved shares
Dealing with a succession can raise many doubts, especially at an emotionally complex time. Understanding who is entitled to the inheritance and how the estate is distributed is essential to avoid misunderstandings, family conflicts and hasty decisions. This applies both to those who have lost a relative and to those who wish to draw up a will th…
What is the difference between sole custody and parental authority?
When facing a separation or divorce, especially where minor children are involved, deep doubts emerge about how family decisions will be handled. One of the most recurring questions concerns the difference between custody and parental authority. Understanding these concepts is essential in order to find one’s way at a delicate moment, often charg…
A judicial victory for the freedom of the emotional life of a mixed couple
Studio Legale Internazionale Boschetti is pleased to share the outcome of an important precautionary proceeding which ended with the full granting of our clients’ requests by the Ordinary Court of Rome, Section specialised in international protection, immigration and rights of the person.
This decision establishes a fundamental principle: the…
How to plan a succession without surprises: the role of the lawyer
When it comes to inheritance, many think it is enough to draw up a will to settle everything. In reality, those who have lived through a succession at close hand know it well: unforeseen events, misunderstandings and family tensions are always around the corner, especially if there is no clear and shared plan. This is why planning a succession in…
Family agreements and succession: a little-known but very useful solution
When facing a business succession, one of the most frequent problems is uncertainty about how and to whom to transfer control of the company. In entrepreneurial families this phase can be accompanied by fears, unspoken expectations and, in some cases, by real tensions. The risk is that the generational handover of the business turns into a decisi…
