Notary's Office in Brescia and Manerba
Notary Cirilli's Office
The notary office of Attorney Guido Cirilli operates in all traditional areas of notarial practice, including real estate (sales, mortgages, exchanges, divisions, urban planning agreements, leasing, subrogation, etc.), inheritance law (intestate and testamentary succession, safe deposit box openings, inheritance inventories, etc.), family law (such as marriage contracts, separation of assets and trusts), consulting for identifying the most suitable legal instruments for ensuring the transition of a business from one generation to the next (such as a family business agreement or inheritance trust), general contracts (business transfers, business leases, car, motorcycle, and boat sales, powers of attorney, etc.), and voluntary jurisdiction (curatorship, guardianship for minors and other incapacitated persons, preparation of inventories, voluntary jurisdiction appeals in general, etc.).
Notary Cirilli's office handles international successions involving assets in Italy, drafting deeds and documents, including translations into English, German, and French, advising on cross-border family property relationships, drafting trust deeds and transfers of assets, and property use restrictions in property relationships between cohabitants and for the benefit of disabled persons. He also specializes in corporate law for both partnerships and corporations (incorporation, amendments to partnership agreements, dissolutions, meeting minutes, mergers, demergers, share transfers, etc.).
Request a quote
You can request a quote from our firm for the costs of drawing up some of the most important deeds requiring the intervention of a Notary by law.
To this end, you can fill out the form on this page. The firm's staff reserves the right to contact you to request any additional documentation in order to prepare a reliable estimate. Indeed, estimates can only be accurately fulfilled when the Notary has all the information necessary to evaluate the matter.
In this regard, we remind you that you can immediately download the request forms for the documents required for the processing of individual applications from our website in the DOCUMENTS section.
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The overall cost of a deed is essentially made up of the following items:
- taxes and duties (the item which, in most cases, is the most significant);
- notary's fees;
- fees for carrying out the various formalities;
- VAT on expenditure items not included among advances.
The notary's fee is established based on the value of the deed and its complexity.
Procedures involving the purchase of subsidized and subsidized housing, properties subject to restrictive regimes (agricultural pre-emption, fine arts, etc.), those requiring the execution of subdivisions, divisions into tangible portions and related variations, extraordinary transactions involving transformation, mergers, and heterogeneous divisions, and trust deeds are considered exceptionally complex from the outset.
Payment for the notary's professional services can be made via bank transfer, cashier's check, or POS terminal.
