يعترف القانون الإيطالي بثلاث صور للوصية. لكلٍّ منها شكلياتها ومخاطرها وفائدتها بحسب الموصِي والأموال.
احجز استشارة افتراضيةThe Italian Civil Code admits three ordinary wills: holographic, public, and secret. Each carries its own formality, cost, and risk, and none of them can override the legittima.
Entirely handwritten, dated, and signed by your own hand. No notary, no witnesses: cheap and private, but easily lost, hidden, or destroyed. A notary deposit removes that risk while keeping it confidential.
Dictated to a notary before two witnesses, who drafts it, reads it back, and archives the original. The strongest formal proof Italian law offers, and the hardest to contest.
Written privately, then handed sealed to a notary before two witnesses who records its receipt without seeing the contents. The privacy of the holographic with the safety of a deposit.
A will valid where it was made is generally effective in Italy, but your Italian assets pass only after an Italian notary publishes it, with a sworn translation of any foreign text.
We weigh your assets, heirs, and jurisdictions, choose the right form, and draft a will that survives Italian publication.
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