Do you speak English natively?
Yes — Anna Muscat is a native English and Italian speaker and can handle your matter entirely in either language, without a translation layer.
Legal help in English
International clients
Legal assistance in Turin in English and Italian — native in both — for international clients and for anyone living, working, or facing proceedings in Italy.
Genuinely bilingual
Anna Muscat grew up in Italy in an English-speaking household and has spent long periods in the United Kingdom: she speaks English and Italian as native languages, to litigation standard. You can handle the entire matter in English or Italian — without a translation layer, and with fewer misunderstandings at every step.
Her background is naturally international: British, Italian, and Maltese citizenship, a law thesis in international law, a placement at a law firm in the United Kingdom (2017), and teaching in English at SAA - School of Management, University of Turin.
Areas most relevant to international clients
Areas where Anna has professional experience and which often involve foreign nationals or cross-border questions.
Immigration
Support with residence permits, international protection, and proceedings connected with removal or deportation orders.
Learn moreCriminal law
Assistance in criminal proceedings, defence, and court representation, including matters with international elements.
Learn moreFamily law
Assistance with separation, divorce, court documentation, and family-law client representation.
Learn moreInternational matters
Support for Italian and international clients through bilingual communication and international professional experience.
Learn moreHow a first contact works
- A first contact is by appointment, via WhatsApp, phone, or email, in English or Italian.
- Please do not send confidential documents or urgent deadlines before a professional relationship has been confirmed.
- A message, phone call, or email does not automatically create a lawyer-client relationship.
The information on this page is general in nature and does not constitute legal advice. Every situation requires a specific professional assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Can you coordinate matters across more than one country's legal system?
Yes, where a case involves more than one jurisdiction, with coordination as needed.