English-speaking lawyers in Turin

Turin is Italy's car capital and a university city, home to the Politecnico and a growing tech and aerospace sector. International students, engineers and buyers of Piedmont farmhouses are the people most likely to search for English-speaking lawyers in Turin.

Their questions tend to involve the permesso di soggiorno at the Questura, employment contracts under Italian collective agreements, rental disputes, property purchases and inheritance under forced heirship rules. Italian property deeds are drawn up by a notaio, while an avvocato looks after your side of the deal.

Hearings in Italy run in Italian. Foreign records need an apostille and a translation sworn before an Italian court, known as traduzione asseverata. Every avvocato is enrolled with the Ordine degli Avvocati di Torino, which keeps a public register. English-speaking lawyers in Turin will normally put the fee in a written mandate. Ask which parts of the work will come to you in English. English-speaking lawyers in Turin often handle Milan and Aosta Valley files too. Compare the firms below and contact them directly.