Document background
A Post Prenup Agreement in Belgium serves as a crucial legal instrument for married couples seeking to modify their matrimonial property regime after marriage. This document becomes relevant when spouses wish to alter their financial arrangements, adapt to changed circumstances, or reorganize their asset structure. The agreement must strictly comply with Belgian Civil Code requirements, including mandatory notarization and registration. It typically covers comprehensive asset inventories, property division rules, financial obligations, and management rights. Belgian law requires specific protective provisions, particularly regarding the family home and spousal rights. The document must consider both national and EU regulations when international elements are involved, and it forms a binding modification to the couple's existing matrimonial regime once properly executed and registered.
