Fano, September 14, 2026 – According to Inps, she was among the heirs of a fortune worth over 10 million euros. She, however, claimed to only own the house she lives in and was previously receiving the citizenship income and then the inclusion allowance.
Civil disability allowance denied
This happened to a woman in her fifties from the Fano area who had her monthly civil disability allowance denied precisely because of that alleged millionaire fortune. The case ended up before the Pesaro Court and no proof of those millions was provided during the trial. The judge recognized the right to the allowance from January 1, 2024, and ordered Inps to pay the installments due from that date, with interest and revaluation. The institution was also ordered to pay 2,000 euros in legal fees. The sentence was filed in recent days. The woman, assisted by lawyer Monica Olivi, had already obtained recognition of the necessary health requirements to receive the benefit.
Payment blocked due to alleged inheritance
The payment was blocked instead by those alleged inherited millions. According to what Inps found through ‘Punto Fisco’, the woman was in fact registered, by hereditary succession along with other co-heirs, as owner of shares in real estate worth 1 million and 321 thousand euros, companies worth 8 million and 790 thousand euros, and other assets worth 616 thousand euros. In total over 10.7 million euros.
The rights were registered at the Rome 1-Trastevere Land Registry Office in July 2018. The woman, however, always claimed not to own those assets. Before the judge, she declared to own only the house she lives in and produced cadastral surveys relating to Rome and Pesaro, from which the additional registrations indicated by Inps did not appear.
“Missing evidence”
The institution, on the contrary, according to what the judge writes, did not provide in court “any concrete evidence” of the existence of that fortune belonging to the claimant. Furthermore, the woman’s economic situation had already been verified for access to other welfare measures: she had previously been recognized for citizenship income and subsequently the inclusion allowance. For the Court this allows to consider that, at least since the granting of those benefits, there were no economic impediments to the payment of the disability allowance. How it was possible to attribute to her a fortune exceeding 10 million euros was not clarified in the trial. “Probably there was a misunderstanding in the tax code – explains lawyer Olivi –. However, it was not possible to resolve it because Inps did not produce the documentation”.
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