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L’attuazione del divorzio nel processo e nelle procedure stragiudiziali. Nuovi lineamenti e tendenze della disciplina italiana della crisi coniugale

Translated title of the contribution: The implementation of divorce in the process and in extrajudicial procedures. New features and trends in the Italian discipline of marital crisis

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Abstract

The paper offers an overview of divorce under Italian law. It examines the key features of the procedure, highlighting the most significant innovations introduced by Legislative Decree No. 149/2022. The analysis then turns to dejurisdictionalisation of divorce procedure, which has progressively expanded the private autonomy. The study concludes by emphasizing the interaction between procedural rules and substantive rules of divorce.
Translated title of the contributionThe implementation of divorce in the process and in extrajudicial procedures. New features and trends in the Italian discipline of marital crisis
Original languageItalian
Title of host publicationScheidungsrecht in Italien und der Schweiz / Diritto di divorzio in Italia e in Svizzera. Rechtsvergleichende Betrachtungen / Considerazioni di diritto comparato
PublisherStämpfli Verlag AG
Pages113-139
Number of pages27
ISBN (Print)9783727224188
Publication statusPublished - 2026

Keywords

  • divorce under Italian law – divorce procedure - dejurisdictionalisation of divorce procedure – termination of civil partnership – family mediation
  • divorzio - cumulabilità delle domande di separazione e di divorzio - divorzio su domanda congiunta - negoziazione assistita di divorzio - divorzio davanti all'ufficiale di stato civile – scioglimento dell'unione civile – mediazione familiare

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