Some matters need more than a deed: they require advice on rights, risks and strategy, and sometimes representation before a court. The studio integrates notarial work with legal advice through Avv. Ettore Dragoni.
This integrated approach allows a family or a company to address a transaction and any related dispute with a single, coordinated team, avoiding gaps between advisers.
What it covers
A complete job,
no grey areas.
Case assessment
A clear opinion on the legal position, the available options and the likely course of a dispute.
Contract negotiation
Advice on the clauses that allocate risk, cost and exit rights in commercial and family agreements.
Civil litigation
Representation in civil proceedings, coordinated with the notarial side of the matter.
Mediation
Assistance in mediation and settlement negotiations, where a negotiated solution is preferable.
Ongoing support
Continuous advice for companies and families facing recurring legal questions.
Single coordination
One team aligning notarial deeds, contracts and litigation strategy.
How it works
From first conversation
to the deed.
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01
First assessment
We listen to the facts, review the documents and identify the legal issues and priorities.
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02
Strategy
We set out the options, the risks and the costs, and agree on the path forward.
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03
Action
Negotiation, deed or proceedings, with the notarial and legal steps coordinated.
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04
Follow-up
Monitoring, adjustments and support for whatever the outcome requires.
Useful documents
What to prepare,
in good time.
You do not need everything at once. After the first conversation we send a tailored list. These are the most common documents.
- Identity document and tax code
- Contracts, deeds and correspondence relevant to the matter
- Any court or authority documents
- Company documentation, if the client is a business
- Previous legal advice or opinions
- A short written summary of the facts and the objective
Frequently asked questions
The answers
you need.
Can the notary also act as a lawyer?
No. The notary and the lawyer have distinct roles. The studio works with Avv. Ettore Dragoni so that notarial and legal advice are coordinated while each professional remains within their role.
When should I contact a lawyer rather than a notary?
When the matter involves a dispute, a claim, a negotiation or a risk of litigation, legal advice is appropriate. If a deed is also needed, the two sides are coordinated from the start.
Is the first meeting confidential?
Yes. Information shared with the notary and the lawyer is protected by professional secrecy and used only to assess and handle the matter.
Facing a similar situation? Tell us about it: we will identify the next step together.
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