Liquidation is made when the property regime to which the spouses are subject ends. It is the distribution of goods to the parties according to the principles of the current property regime.
The property regime is liquidated upon the dissolution of the marriage union, i.e. divorce or death of one of the spouses. Or, if the spouses accept a different property regime with the property regime agreement while the marriage continues, or if there are necessary conditions with the request of one of the spouses, the property regime liquidation is realized by switching to the extraordinary property regime through the court.
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