Civil partnership means when two persons are living together outside of wedlock in an emotional and financial community in the same household (hereinafter referred to as „cohabitation”), provided that neither of them is engaged in wedlock or partnership with another person, registered or otherwise, and that they are not related in direct line, and they are not siblings.
Civil partnership shall come to existence upon the couple’s cohabitation established under the conditions referred on top, and shall terminate upon the couple’s marriage or their entry into registered partnership (same sex couples - sort of "gay marriage"), or when their relationship is terminated. It is important that the cohabitant's will not inherit after eachother.
If it is terminated, in case of legal dispute the parties have to prove how long did it kept. It can be a matter of fact with consequences in family law, law of property and law of succession;
For example following the termination of cohabitation either partner shall be entitled to demand maintenance from his/her partner if unable to support him/herself for reasons beyond his/her control, and demand a title to use the former common home. Also the court may award the right to a former partner - at his/her request - to continue using the common home occupied under the exclusive legal title of the other partner, if their civil partnership existed for at least one year and if their minor child born during their relationship is at interest.
The demonstration of the existence of the partnership is facilitated by the law.
The proof can be
- a notarial deed containing a statement about cohabitation without registration
- non litigious procedure - registering the fact of cohabitation (If you want to prove the partnership existence "pro futuro", for example for spouse pension)
At the second version any of the partners has to appear in front of a Notary to make a statement about the termination, and the Notary will delete the regsitration.
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Legislation: Act 2008. évi XLV. 36/E. § - 36/G. §