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
Succession of the family business: a guide to avoid blocks and disputes
When we speak of succession of the family business, we enter a territory where the personal and the professional spheres intertwine. Passing the baton does not just mean transferring shares or delegating responsibilities, but also managing relationships, expectations and often tensions accumulated over time. A poorly managed transition can threat…
Generational handover of the business: 3 mistakes not to be made
The generational handover of the business is one of the most delicate moments in the life of a company, especially when it comes to family-run businesses. It is a moment that involves economic and legal aspects, but also emotional ones. Planning it in the right way can ensure the continuity of the family business; neglecting it can, on the contra…
Inheritance declaration and cadastral transfer: updated checklist
When we lose a loved one, dealing with bureaucracy can feel like an insurmountable burden. Managing the inheritance involves a series of procedures that cannot be postponed, and one of the fundamental steps concerns precisely the inheritance declaration and cadastral transfer. Understanding what is needed, when and in what order is the first step…
Judicial or consensual separation: which is really preferable?
When a couple stops at the crossroads, the question is simple: how to make an informed and quick legal choice without adding economic and family stress. I start from the facts and from the cooperation that is possible.
Understanding the difference between consensual and judicial separation helps to assess when it is preferable to look for an a…
International child abduction: when the help of a lawyer is really needed
It was a Friday afternoon when Elena received that phone call. The school informed her that her son had not turned up in class. A few minutes later, a message from her former partner: “We have left. Don’t look for us”. A sudden nightmare, experienced by many parents who find themselves, without warning, having to face international child abductio…
Modifying the conditions of separation or divorce: can it be done?
When life changes, the agreements made at the time of separation or divorce may no longer be adequate. New job, reduction in income, transfers, different needs of the children: these are all situations that may justify the modification of the conditions of separation and divorce. My aim is to offer a clear path to understand when it is possible t…
Recognising a foreign judgment in Italy: when and how it is possible
When a measure is obtained abroad, the need immediately arises to understand how to enforce it here. In this guide I explain clearly how the recognition of a foreign judgment in Italy works, what the requirements for recognition are, which documents for recognition in Italy are really needed and when an exequatur is required for the enforcement o…
How to transcribe a marriage celebrated abroad in Italy
Trips, destination weddings, returns to Italy with a certificate in hand. The question is concrete: how to turn a foreign document into a marriage celebrated abroad valid in Italy without a hitch. In this guide I accompany step by step in the transcription of marriages celebrated abroad, with an operational focus on documents, timeframes and offi…
Marriage abroad: is it valid in Italy?
When you marry outside national borders the question is always the same: when can a marriage celebrated abroad valid in Italy be said to be recognised without a hitch. I propose an operational path, designed for those experiencing a marriage between an Italian citizen and a foreign citizen who wish to return with documents in order.
In the fol…
More uxorio cohabitation: rights, duties and false myths to dispel
More and more people choose more uxorio cohabitation and, at the same time, encounter recurring doubts about protections, responsibilities and mutual expectations. It is often taken for granted that de facto couples have the same guarantees as spouses, or that inheritance automatically follows the path of affection. I prefer to start from the leg…
