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Come si trasmette un'eredità in Italia: successione legittima e testamentaria, la legittima che limita ogni testamento, accettazione e rinuncia, e la sequenza pratica che una famiglia deve seguire.
Aliquote e franchigie dell'imposta di successione per beneficiario, un esempio completo, e come si inseriscono le imposte sugli immobili e la riforma dell'autoliquidazione dal 2025.
Le tre forme ordinarie di testamento in Italia, i loro esatti requisiti formali, come funziona la revoca, e cosa rende un testamento nullo anziché semplicemente impugnabile.
How dividing fence disputes work in Western Australia: the 21-day response period, half-cost claims under s 13, and the Magistrates Court process under the Dividing Fences Act 1961.
How dividing fence disputes work in Victoria: the 30-day response period, equal cost-sharing default, and the Magistrates’ Court application process under the Fences Act 1968.
Which Australian states have a tree-dispute law, how overhanging branches and high hedges are handled, and why offering cuttings back is a courtesy, not a legal duty.
Tasmania has its own tree-dispute law, the Neighbourhood Disputes About Plants Act 2017. How the abatement right, branch-removal notices and TASCAT’s Appeal Tribunal work.
How dividing fence disputes work in Tasmania: the 21-day objection period and the Boundary Fences Act 1908’s arbitration process, verified against s 26.
How dividing fence disputes work in South Australia: the 30-day cross-notice process and the Magistrates Court powers under the Fences Act 1975.
How Queensland handles tree disputes under Chapter 3 of the Neighbourhood Disputes Act 2011: the abatement right, branch-removal notices, and QCAT.
How dividing fence disputes work in Queensland: the notice-to-contribute process, equal cost-sharing under s 21(1), and applying to QCAT under the Neighbourhood Disputes Act 2011.
The Northern Territory does have a dividing fences law: the Fences Act 1972. How notice, the equal-cost default and NTCAT applications work under it.