FAQs

When does the Divorce proceed or the dissociation of Free Union?

Divorce or dissociation of free union proceed in the following cases:

  • On the court proceeding:
    • By a rupture of the common life project,
    • By the agreement of the parts or at will of one of them;
  • On the notarial route:
    • When there is a mutual agreement and there are not daughters or sons or the ones would be older than twenty-five (25) years old,
    • When there are no profit assets attached to registration; and
    • It exists an express waiver in any form of family assistance from any of the partners.
    • It arranges before the Public Faith Notary of the last conjugal home, with the subscription to a divorce regulating agreement.
When can a Divorce be done before a Public Faith Notary and what it's the procedure?

You can have a divorce before a Public Faith Notary in the following cases:

  • When there is a mutual agreement and there are no daughters or sons or the ones would be older than twenty-five (25) years old,
  • When there are no profit assets attached to registration; and
  • When there exists an express waiver in any familiar assistance way from both partners.