Donations between spouses (donation to the last living), manual gifts of money or changes to the matrimonial regime: what becomes of the advantages that the spouses have agreed to?

Divorce does not impact the rights and duties of parents with their children. Father and mother continue to exercise parental authority mutually.

Even in the absence of a gift or a will, the surviving spouse is guaranteed the right to remain in the home upon the death of their partner. Is the same true for the home of partners in a civil union (PACS) or for cohabiting partners?

The will allows you to prepare your inheritance and organize the division of your property. It is the best way to protect yourself, especially for unmarried people. Only a will can make a civil partner inherit.

Donation has "the right of usufruct" when only the bare ownership of the property is given, and the donor retains the usufruct of the given property.

Before the sale or rental, the law requires the establishment of a technical diagnostic file (DDT). Its objective: to inform and protect the buyer or the tenant.

In the year of a divorce or the dissolution of a civil partnership (PACS), each former partner must file their own income tax return. Should they file a joint or separate tax return? Do they remain jointly liable for tax debts? Must they declare child support payments? And what about spousal support or compensatory payments?

Donation makes it possible to reward loved ones (family members or not) but also a labor, an association or a congregation one may support. Donation is a serious act because, except for exceptions, it is definitive.