For the liquidation of a matrimonial regime in the context of a contentious or amicable divorce, Maître SANCHEZ OBRY Carlos Lehman draws up your contract in the form of an authentic deed

Drafted during or after the divorce proceedings, Maître SANCHEZ OBRY Carlos Lehman establishes the acts of liquidation and sharing of matrimonial regimes and more.

The notary can establish by authentic deed the liquidation and division of the spouses' matrimonial regime in the event of divorce.

As with any authentic deed, the notary ensures that the parties have understood the scope and legal consequences of their commitments and that their consent is free and informed. The notary also keeps the original of the deed (the minute) in his archives.

The deed containing the liquidation and division of the matrimonial regime and drawn up by a notary in authentic form has a certain date, probative force and is enforceable against third parties and can be enforced in court if necessary. It therefore constitutes a practical and effective solution for settling legal issues related to divorce in an amicable and lasting manner.

Request the intervention of a notary to draft a liquidation and division deed in the context of a divorce to secure your separation and its long-term financial consequences.

In family law, you can also find Maître SANCHEZ OBRY Carlos Lehman on the drafting of contracts or deeds of succession or even marriage contract .

An authentic deed for a secure division of property in accordance with the wishes of the parties

You are a married couple with a joint property and you are considering divorcing, but you don't know how to proceed? Call on Maître SANCHEZ OBRY Carlos Lehman!

Maître SANCHEZ OBRY Carlos Lehman is at your disposal to understand the situation in which you find yourself. Thus, she will offer you solutions adapted to your needs within a legal framework. In the case of real estate to be shared following a divorce, the presence of a notary is necessary to draw up a deed of partition to determine how the property will be divided between the two parties or, on the contrary, establish a joint ownership agreement if the parties so wish.

In addition, the notary ensures the liquidation of the community of property. This is the procedure which consists of establishing the rights of each party according to the legal provisions and any agreements concluded between the parties. The notary can therefore help spouses to establish a statement of their joint assets and to determine how the property will be distributed, in compliance with civil and tax law.

As a reminder, it is important to note that the notary cannot intervene in the settlement of child custody or alimony issues, even if this is part of family law. This falls within the jurisdiction of the judicial court or lawyers.