Services
Notarial Deeds and Servitudes
Antenuptial contracts and other notarial deeds, drawn and registered by a notary.
An antenuptial contract decides how your property is shared during and after your marriage. It must be signed before the wedding in front of a notary, and registered at the Deeds Office afterwards. Without one you marry in community of property.
We explain the choices (in community, out of community with or without the accrual system), draw up the contract with you and your partner, and register it.
How we help
- Explaining the marital regimes in plain words
- Working out an accrual starting value
- Drawing and signing the contract before a notary
- Registration at the Deeds Office
What to have ready
- Both partners' IDs
- The wedding date
- A list of assets you each bring into the marriage
