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Digital identity theft represents one of the most insidious forms of wrongdoing in the digital environment, as it allows an individual to appropriate, use, or improperly exploit someone else’s personal data to assume a false identity, access accounts, enter into contracts, obtain financing, make purchases, open bank accounts, or engage in illegal activities while shifting…

The expansion of transactions through digital platforms has increasingly turned what seems to be a simple relationship between seller and buyer into matters of legal significance. Facebook Marketplace, due to its immediacy and broad user base, can become a ground for fraudulent conduct where the apparent availability of a good, the offer of a particularly…

When, after the death of a parent or another family member, the inheritance passes to multiple people, a hereditary community forms among the co-inheritors. Each heir becomes the owner of their share of the entire inherited estate, and the situation can become particularly complex when one of the siblings does not want to proceed with…

The end of a relationship does not authorize any form of persecution, control, intimidation, or harassment. Persistent phone calls, repeated messages, stalking, surveillance, threats, contacts through relatives or friends, intrusions into private life, and persecutory behaviors carried out through social networks or electronic means can have legal significance and, when the conditions set by law…

In the heart of the canonical tradition of the Church lies a principle of extraordinary importance: ecclesial justice is not separate from charity; rather, it constitutes a necessary expression of it within the order of communion. From this perspective, canonical penal law must also be understood in its authentic nature: not as a tool of…

The papacy of Leo XIV is bringing to the forefront of ecclesial reflection a matter of particular canonical relevance: what is the nature of the episcopal ministry today and how should the authority of the Bishop be exercised within the communion of the Church. This is not merely a pastoral issue, but a theme that…

A house in France, an apartment in Spain, a property in Portugal, an estate in the United States, or an inherited land in a foreign country can turn an apparently simple succession into an international legal matter. The question that many heirs ask is immediate: if the property is located abroad, does the law of…

A text message seemingly coming from one’s bank. A call from the so-called “fraud department.” An email inviting the recipient to click on a link. A person who knows the client’s name, recent account transactions, and appears to be fully aware of the credit institution’s procedures. In just a few minutes, the money can be…

The dissemination of intimate photographs or videos without the consent of the person depicted is an extremely delicate situation that can have very serious consequences on the victim’s private, family, professional, and personal life. With the spread through the internet, social networks, messaging applications, and digital platforms, content can reach a very large number of…

There are situations that, especially after the end of a relationship or a personal bond, can start with persistent messages, phone calls, continuous requests for explanations, or seemingly harmless attempts to meet the other person, only to gradually turn into a real persecution. When these behaviors become repetitive and significantly impact the serenity, freedom, and…