Civil partnership dissolution deed: online notarial service

To process the dissolution deed you will need:

• Copy of the Civil Partnership formation agreements
• Copy of the NIF of each of the partnerships
• Copy of identity document of the interested parties (DNI/NIE)
• Digital certificate to connect via video call

Although the Civil Code does not require a specific form for dissolution, it is highly recommended to formalize it in a public deed to have reliable proof of the agreement, especially if there are real estate assets or the partnership assets are to be distributed.

Yes, all partners can appear via video call using their digital certificate. This is especially useful when partners reside in different locations.

Once all documentation is gathered, the process is usually completed in 5-7 business days: draft preparation (2-3 days), signing via video call, and deed delivery (1-2 days).

The partnership assets must be distributed among the partners according to what was agreed in the formation contract or, failing that, in proportion to their contributions. This distribution can be included in the same dissolution deed.

Not exactly. Dissolution is the agreement to terminate the partnership. Liquidation is the subsequent process of settling debts and distributing assets. In small civil partnerships, both operations are usually done together in the same deed.

If there is a legal cause for dissolution (e.g., term expiration), any partner can demand it. If there is no legal cause and it is due to disagreement, you will need to resort to judicial proceedings to resolve the conflict.

Civil partnerships with a commercial purpose must be registered in the Commercial Registry. Civil partnerships with a civil (non-commercial) purpose are not required to register, although they can do so voluntarily.

Yes, it is necessary to file form 036/037 for census deregistration with the Tax Agency and settle the corresponding taxes (Transfer Tax if applicable). The partnership must also be deregistered from Social Security if it had employees.

The service cost is from €320, which includes documentation preparation, the video call with the notary, and the issuance of the certified copy of the deed. The final price may vary depending on the complexity of the case.