Divorziare.it is born, the Italian legal tech company that integrates AI and legal assistance.

Divorziare.it brings the management of consensual separations and divorces online to Italy. The platform combines guided digital procedures, artificial intelligence, and the assistance of qualified lawyers, aiming to simplify the management of procedures while keeping legal activities under the responsibility of professionals.

Rome, Italy — Divorziare.it , an Italian legal tech firm specializing in consensual separations and divorces, has launched an online service aimed at couples who have already reached an agreement on the terms of their separation or divorce.

The platform uses wizards, automation, and artificial intelligence (AI) to organize the preparation of applications and make the process simpler, faster, clearer, and more accessible.

"We believe that artificial intelligence is profoundly changing the way certain legal services are provided, not by replacing lawyers, but by making their work more efficient ," said Attorney De Santis, CEO and Co-Founder of Divorziare.it . " For couples going through a consensual divorce, this means being able to count on a simpler process, greater clarity on the required documents, and less complex case management ."

From traditional law firms to online divorce

Divorziare.it was born from a practical consideration: when two spouses have already reached an agreement to separate or divorce, managing the procedure doesn't necessarily have to be complex.

The traditional model can involve appointments, phone calls, emails, and manual exchanges of documents, often with limited visibility into the status of the case. The platform reimagines these interactions, transforming them into a structured, digital process that can be managed remotely.

Couples can start the process online, provide the required information through guided procedures, and upload the necessary documentation. They can then exchange documents, communicate with the legal team, and monitor the progress of their case without having to physically visit a law firm.

" Our service is primarily aimed at people seeking a consensual separation or divorce. The cost is significantly lower than what a traditional law firm would normally charge ," explained Attorney De Santis.

Artificial intelligence to support the preparation of procedures

Artificial intelligence is integrated directly into the case management workflow and supports some organizational and preparatory activities, including organizing information provided by clients and identifying any missing data or documents.

The goal is to reduce repetitive tasks and streamline case management, while legal assessment, drafting documents, and case management remain the responsibility of lawyers licensed to practice in Italy.

" Technology allows us to simplify and streamline the management of divorce proceedings, leaving lawyers to handle activities that require legal expertise, professional judgment, and responsibility, " commented Attorney De Santis.

A guided tour designed to be managed remotely

The process begins with users submitting the information needed for an initial assessment and uploading the required documentation.

Once the data is collected, the lawyers examine the case, prepare the necessary legal documents, and manage the proceedings. Communication and document exchange continue remotely, offering couples a single digital path through the various organizational phases of separation or divorce.

Divorziare.it thus aims to make the customer experience easier to understand, while maintaining the support of qualified professionals. The service structure reduces unnecessary steps and allows users to manage much of the process remotely.

Find out more on Divorziare.it

Divorziare.it is an Italian legaltech service dedicated to consensual separations and divorces online . Operated by Legalium Srl STA, it combines technology, automation, and artificial intelligence with the assistance of lawyers licensed to practice in Italy.

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Attorney De Santis
info@divorziare.it