LEGAL SEPARATION BETWEEN THE LEGAL COMMUNITY AND LIQUIDATION BETWEEN THE SPOUSES ACORDING TO THE CIVIL CODE

Abstract

Due to its cessation the community legal goods are validated by an official notary or by court order. If the regime ceases community goods by divorce, former spouses remain owners of the common property until establishing of the share for each. If the community regime is ceased by the death of a spouse, liquidation is made between surviving spouses and heirs of the deceased spouse. During community liquidation, each spouse takes its own assets and then separation of assets will take place. This paper examines the legal community liquidation and division between spouses and former spouses upon termination community through divorce and death in the light of the current civil code regulations and changes to the rules of the old family code.

Keywords

• legal community, divorce, family code, death of spouse, goods, community liquidation