Divorziare.It Launches AI-Assisted Digital Service For Separation And Divorce

(MENAFN- B2Press) Divorziare brings uncontested separation and divorce online in Italy. The platform combines guided digital procedures, artificial intelligence and assistance from qualified lawyers to simplify case management while keeping legal work under professional

Divorziare, an Italian legaltech company focused on separation and uncontested divorce, has launched an online service for couples who have reached mutual agreement.

The platform uses guided procedures, automation and artificial intelligence (AI) to organize case preparation and make the process simpler, faster, clearer and more accessible.

“We believe AI is profoundly changing how certain legal services are delivered, not by replacing lawyers, but by making their work more efficient,” said Avv. De Santis, CEO and Co-Founder of Divorziare.“For couples going through an uncontested divorce, this means a simpler process, greater clarity about required documents and less complexity in managing the case.”

From a traditional law firm to online divorce

Divorziare was created around a practical question. When two spouses have already agreed to separate or divorce, the management of the procedure does not necessarily need to remain complicated.

The traditional model can involve appointments, phone calls, emails and documents exchanged manually, with limited visibility over a case. The platform redesigns those interactions as a structured digital process managed remotely.

Couples can begin online, provide information through guided procedures and upload the requested documents. They can then exchange documents, communicate with the legal team and follow the management of their case without visiting a law firm in person.

“Our service is primarily for people seeking separation or divorce by mutual agreement. It offers a significantly lower cost than a traditional law firm would normally charge for a comparable case,” Avv. De Santis told.

AI supports case preparation

Artificial intelligence is integrated into the case workflow rather than added as a standalone chatbot. It supports selected organizational and preparatory activities, including arranging client information and helping identify missing data or documents.

This approach is designed to reduce repetitive work. Legal assessment, the drafting of legal documents, and management of proceedings remain the responsibility of lawyers qualified to practice in

Divorziare therefore describes the platform as a different way to organize and deliver legal services, rather than a“robot lawyer.” Technology handles activities suited to structured digital support, while lawyers retain responsibility for work requiring legal expertise, judgment and accountability.

“We position Divorziare as the first Italian legaltech business focused on uncontested divorce to integrate AI into legal assistance. That positioning reflects a model in which technology supports professional work without substituting for it,” commented De Santis.

A guided process built around remote access

The process starts with users submitting the information required for an initial assessment and uploading the relevant documentation. Once the information has been collected, lawyers assess the case, prepare the necessary legal documents and manage the proceedings. Communication and document exchange continue remotely, giving couples a single digital route through the organizational stages of their separation or

Divorziare aims to make the client experience easier to understand while preserving professional legal assistance. Its design reduces avoidable steps and allows clients to complete the process remotely.

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