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The Tajani Decree (Law 74 of 2025) is heading to Italy’s Constitutional Court, with a hearing scheduled for March 11, 2026 that could reshape how Italian citizenship by descent is handled for many jure sanguinis applicants. Constitutional compatibility, equal treatment, and timin ...  Show more

For anyone pursuing Italian citizenship through the courts, knowing which venue has jurisdiction is a required part of the process, and it can affect how you plan a jure sanguinis claim, a 1948 case, or a court action connected to consular delays and other administrative barriers ...  Show more

When buying property in Italy, it's important to understand what your responsibilities will be in regard to the physical property and what taxes you will be obligated to pay. If you're buying a home in Italy, you may find your final decision being affected by unique taxation in s ...  Show more

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On this episode of "We're Not Wrong," hosts Jen Briny, Justin Robert Young, and Andrew Heaton are diving i ...

When buying a home in Italy, you may find differences in the process than what you may be used to in other countries. When getting ready to move forward there are a couple of steps that may at first seem a little confusing, and it's important to understand the differences and imp ...  Show more

When choosing where to live in Italy, it's important to take into account what the differences may be with regard to city living vs suburban living in Italy compared to your home country. The differences can be dramatic. What may be a desirable set of circumstances for someone in ...  Show more