Family law
Partition of family property
When spouses separate or divorce, certain property forms the family patrimony and must be divided equally between them, whatever the matrimonial regime.
Overview
When spouses separate or divorce, certain property forms the family patrimony and must be divided equally between them, whatever the matrimonial regime.
A notary can help prepare a partition: identify the property involved, calculate each share and prepare the document that formalizes the division.
Good to know
- Family residences and the furniture in them
- Vehicles used for the needs of the family
- Retirement plans and pension benefits earned during the marriage
- Valuation of each item before dividing
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Frequently asked questions
Does the family patrimony apply to every couple?
It applies to married spouses and to spouses in a civil union, whatever their regime.
Do we need a notary to divide it?
A notary is not always required, but a written and correctly prepared agreement avoids disputes and helps transfer ownership where needed.
Questions about your situation?
Contact us to talk about your needs. A first conversation helps identify the documents and steps involved.
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