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Marriage With Complete Peculiarity Agreement

A marriage with complete peculiarity means that your property should not be shared in the event of a divorce or when you leave. Completely special ownership is often used when, for example, you want to secure your children.

Why create completely odd?

When you get married, your respective assets ( assets ) will automatically be included in what is called wealth community also known as sharing assets or joint ownership. If you later get divorced or one spouse goes away, the wealth community means that you have to share the total wealth right between you.

If you do not want wealth in your marriage, you must create a marriage covenant on special ownership. With a marriage covenant of special ownership, you should not share your possessions if you are separated or divorced.

It is both possible to make a marriage covenant before and after you get married. However, it may be advantageous to arrange it beforehand, so that you are clear about what will happen to your fortunes in the event of separation, divorce and death.

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When do you typically choose completely peculiar?

There are a number of situations where it is basically an advantage to make a marriage covenant with completely peculiar rather than a marriage with combination special ownership, these situations are as follows:

  1. If one or both of you have children from previous conditions (special children) and you want the children to inherit exclusively from the biological parent. In that case, a marriage covenant of complete ownership must be established, as well as one inheritance waiver from both spouses.

  2. If one or both of you own specific property that you do not want to be part of your wealth community and must inherit from anyone other than the spouse. For example, it can be a business or real estate.

  3. If one of you has a lot of debt and you don’t want the legacy to accrue to the indebted spouse’s creditors – neither by divorce nor death. Here it can be advantageous to make completely special ownership. In addition, you may consider supplementing the marriage with inheritance waiver from the indebted spouse.

If the scenarios described do not fit your wishes, e.g. because you want to secure each other in the event of death, will combination often be the best solution for you. If one spouse is a foreigner, you can also make one marriage covenant on special property with English translation here.

 

What is the consequence of completely peculiar death?

If you get completely peculiar, as mentioned, the special property will not be part of your joint wealth and should therefore not be shared equally between you in the event of a divorce. The special ownership will also not have to be shared in the event that one party goes away before the other, but the longest-living spouse will still receive inheritance. The deceased spouse’s special ownership will be distributed based on inheritance law or one wills, if you have created one. If you do not have a will, the law of inheritance determines that your spouse inherits according to you, unless you have children. If you have children, on the other hand, your legacy will be divided by half for your spouse and half for your children.

 

How do I make the marriage covenant completely valid?

Once you have completed the form and paid for the marriage covenant, you will immediately have access to the document. The marriage covenant with completely peculiar ownership becomes valid when you have both signed and registered the marriage covenant. There is a registration fee of DKK 1,850 for public register.

***Additional registration tax of 499kr. applies.

 

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