Paola Palomba is an Italian lawyer with over thirty years of experience in civil law, specialising in family and juvenile law and inheritance law.
Throughout her professional career, she has developed extensive experience in protecting the rights of individuals and families, providing legal assistance in disputes involving complex legal and financial matters, often closely intertwined with personal and family relationships.
Her practice is distinguished by an approach that combines legal rigour, sensitivity and a strong emphasis on negotiation and consensual dispute resolution. Whenever possible, she favours the pursuit of mutually agreed solutions, recognising that a balanced settlement can be an effective means of protecting the parties’ interests and mitigating the consequences of conflict, particularly in family and inheritance disputes.
In 2005, she also completed a training course in civil mediation, further developing her communication, negotiation and conflict management skills.
Alongside her legal practice, she is actively involved in the institutional and civic life of Rome. She is a member of the Committee on Litigation involving Public Administration and Local Authorities within the Rome Bar Council and coordinates the Culture Working Group of the Rome Capital Smart City Advisory Council.

Education and Professional Qualifications

• Law Degree – University of Naples Federico II
• Postgraduate Diploma in Business Law and Corporate Advisory – Naples
• 1999 – Admitted to the Italian Bar and registered with the Rome Bar Association
• 2005 – Training Course in Civil Mediation
• 2019 – Admitted to practise before the Italian Supreme Court of Cassation and other Higher Courts

Practice Areas

• Family and Juvenile Law: Legal advice and representation in family disputes, with particular emphasis on marital breakdowns, separation proceedings and the protection of children’s rights and interests. Her practice focuses on identifying solutions that combine effective legal protection with the preservation of family relationships and stability.
• Inheritance and Succession Law: Legal advice and representation in inheritance matters and succession disputes, with particular attention to the assessment of estates and related assets, the protection of the rights of the parties involved and the pursuit of mutually agreed solutions.
• Negotiation and Consensual Dispute Resolution: Legal assistance in the negotiated resolution of disputes, particularly in family and inheritance matters. Her approach prioritises dialogue and the achievement of balanced settlements whenever possible, while preserving the option of pursuing judicial remedies where necessary.
• Civil Law and Litigation: Legal advice and representation in civil disputes, both in out-of-court proceedings and before the courts, through the development of strategies tailored to the specific circumstances of each case and the client’s interests.
• Social Security and Labour Union Law: Experience in social security and trade union matters, including through her collaboration with a major national trade union organisation.