Terminate Property Co-ownership - Force Property Sale in Italy

This service is for those who find themselves in the situation where they are co-owners of property in Italy and wish to terminate the co-ownership arrangement, especially in those situations where one or more co-owners wish to sell the property, but consensus cannot be reached.

• Legal standing as a co-owner of the property in Italy.
• Attempted but unsuccessful negotiations with other co-owners to voluntarily terminate the co-ownership and sell the property.

1. Initial Legal Consultation: We begin with a thorough assessment of your situation, reviewing any existing agreements and the property's legal status to offer advice specific to your particular circumstances.
2. Mediation and Negotiation: Our next step is to attempt mediation with the other co-owners. This involves structured meetings where we aim to reach a mutual agreement, focusing on solutions that serve all parties' interests.
3. Filing for Judicial Division: If mediation does not result in a resolution, we proceed by filing for a judicial division under the relevant articles of the Italian Civil Code, specifically invoking Articles 1102 and 1117. This legal action seeks a court decision to terminate the co-ownership, either by physically dividing the property (if feasible) or by selling it and dividing the proceeds among the co-owners.
4. Representation in Court Proceedings: Throughout the court process, we provide robust representation, advocating for your interests and aiming for the best possible outcome. We handle all necessary documentation and court appearances, ensuring that your case is presented effectively.
5. Final Resolution and Sale: Upon the court's decision, we assist with the implementation of the order, overseeing the sale of the property if that is the outcome, and ensuring that the proceeds are distributed according to the court's ruling.

• Expertise: Deep understanding of Italian property law.
• Negotiation Skills: Proficiency in mediation to avoid lengthy court processes.
• Comprehensive Support: From initial advice to final resolution.
• Success Rate: Proven track record of resolving co-ownership disputes.

• Compliance with Italian legal standards, specifically referencing Article 1102 and Article 1117 of the Italian Civil Code.
• Customized approach to suit individual circumstances and legal standings.
• Emphasis on mediation and negotiation, resorting to judicial division only as a last resort.