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Lidia Poet Husband: Is She Married In Real Life?

Fans are super curious about Lidia Poet husband, her marriage life, and what gonna happen in the next season.

Netflix has released The Law According to Lidia Poët, a historical biography with dramatized elements focusing on the story of the first female lawyer from Italy. Lidia Poet was a heroic character who relentlessly pursued equal rights between women and men in court.

However, having several setbacks in her own life. Lidia would eventually aim to improve women’s positions in the country. 

Lidia’s professional life is well documented in the series, and viewers are left wondering if Lidia Poet ever decided to get married or if she remained single for her whole life.

Inspired by the first ever Italian woman lawyer, Lidia Poet, the Netflix series “The Law According to Lidia Poet” portrayed how Lida solved her cases while working at her brother’s law firm and how exactly she became the warrior of women’s rights in Italy during the late 1800s.

However, Lidia was equally qualified as any male advocate and was barred from the court because she was a woman. Liadia’s qualification was considered insufficient, and she was reminded of her roles. 

Her appearance in court was termed “scandalous,” and she was ridiculed for taking an interest in men’s professions. Her perception was supposed to be clouded because she was a woman.

A new case is explored in each episode of “The Law According to Lidia Poet,” which attests to Liadia’s wit and passion.

The law according to Lidia poet

The Netflix series based on the historical biography of the first Italian woman lawyer, Lidia Poet, was released on February 15, 2023. Season one of the series holds six episodes with forty minutes each duration.

The first season has a rating of 8.7 on IMDB. Lidia Poet character is played by Matilda De Angelis. She is an Italian actress and singer and appeared in Italian Race and Rose Island. She also appeared in the TV miniseries ‘The Undoing.’

Who was Lidia poet: first Italian woman lawyer

A wealthy Waldensian family welcomed Lidia Poet in 1855. She spent her childhood in the  Valle Germanasca. Lidia got a license to be a high school teacher from the College of the Misses of Bonneville in Aubonne, Switzerland. 

Lidia went on to earn a certificate as a teacher of German, French, and English. After completing her high school diploma in Italy, she enrolled in law school at the University of Turin. 

However, she graduated in law, submitting a thesis on women’s rights in society and women’s right to vote. In Pinerolo, she practiced law in the office of a lawyer and senator, Cesare Bertea.

Furthermore, she achieved 45 out of 50 in her practicum and the bad exam before applying for the Turin Bar Association membership. After the enactment of Law 1176 of 1919, she was finally able to re-register as a lawyer with the Turin Bar Association. 1176 of 1919 law allowed women to enter some public offices.

The Italian first woman lawyer was never married and passed away at the age of 94 in the beachside town of Diano Marina.

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Lorie Orum

Update: 2024-05-17