Patrimonial society and conjugal society - their settlement status starting from the emergence of a new society

Abstract

Unquestionably in our country and globally, there is a general tendency to cohabitation by couples, who choose to form families, initially resorting to de facto [marital union] and later, depending on their experience around coexistence, attending the marriage rite [civil or religious], regardless of the possible patrimonial damage that may arise later. Such inadvertence acquires greater relevance at the time of legally terminating said relationship [dissolution - liquidation], since whether it is a patrimonial partnership or a conjugal partnership, when one of its members decides to form a new partnership with a third party, such This decision necessarily entails financial consequences, consequences that for many of them are unknown. Thus, through this article, it is intended to identify the different effects of the transition between the patrimonial regime and the marital regime or vice versa, when without having liquidated the current company, one of its members chooses to form a new family with a third.