Before or during marriage

Online Matrimonial Agreements

Agree on the economic regime of your marriage before a notary without traveling. Separation of assets, community property, or participation regime — with full legal validity throughout Spain.

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  • Before or during the marriage
  • Notary Public
  • 100% online
  • Registration in the Registry included

What does the capitulations service include?

We manage the entire process from advising on the most suitable regime to registration in the Civil Registry.

Advice on the matrimonial property regime
We explain the differences between separation of assets, community property, and participation so that you can choose the most suitable regime for your situation.
Drafting of the notarial deed
A licensed notary drafts the marriage settlements adapted to your specific situation, including separate property, contributions, and specific agreements.
Online signing via videoconference
Both spouses or future spouses sign the marriage settlement deed before a notary via videoconference. Full legal validity without the need for travel.
Registration in the Civil Registry
We manage the registration of the marriage settlements in the Civil Registry and in the Property Registry if there are real estate properties affected.
Modification of previous marriage settlements
If you already have marriage settlements and wish to modify the regime (e.g., change from community property to separation of assets), we also handle it.
International premarital agreements
For couples of different nationalities, we draft marriage settlements adapted to Regulation (EU) 2016/1103 on international matrimonial property regimes.

How are matrimonial agreements made?

Matrimonial agreements can be granted before or during marriage. The complete process, from consultation to the signed deed, takes between 2 and 5 business days.

  1. 1

    Paso 1

    Free Consultation

    We analyze your patrimonial and family situation. We recommend the most suitable regime and explain its practical consequences to you.

  2. 2

    Paso 2

    Drafting of the Draft

    The notary drafts the deed of marriage settlements with the agreed clauses. You review the draft and make the modifications you wish.

  3. 3

    Paso 3

    Signing before a Notary

    Both of you sign via videoconference or at the notary's office, as you prefer. The deed is protocolized with full legal validity.

  4. 4

    Paso 4

    Registration

    We register the marriage settlements in the Civil Registry and, if real estate is involved, also in the Property Registry.

What documents are necessary?

  • DNI or NIE of both contracting parties or spouses
  • Family book or marriage certificate (if you are already married)
  • Deeds of the assets that you wish to include or exclude from the regime
  • If you are foreigners: valid passport and certificate of civil status

If you are not married yet, the agreements must be made before the wedding or at the latest on the same day of the civil marriage celebration.

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What are the matrimonial capitulations?

The matrimonial capitulations are the agreement by which the future or current spouses establish the economic regime of their marriage, that is, how the assets and debts will be managed during the marriage and in the event of separation or divorce.

In Spain, the default regime varies according to the autonomous community: in most of the territory, the community property regime applies (the assets acquired during the marriage are common), but in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, Aragon, or the Basque Country, the default regime is the separation of property.

Can they be changed during marriage?

Yes. Matrimonial agreements can be modified at any time during the marriage by means of a new notarial deed. Many couples decide to change from community property to separation of assets when one of them starts a business, to protect the family estate.

Do they affect debts?

Yes, partially. Although the separation of assets regime limits the liability for debts incurred individually, the family home debts are the responsibility of both in all cases.

Who handles your procedure

A team of lawyers and administrators prepares the paperwork, explains what you are going to sign and books you in with one of the registered notaries in our network. We are not a notary: the signature is always authorised by the notary.

Shall we start on your procedure?

We respond in under 24 hours, no commitment required.

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