NL FR IN Mediation Companies Immovable Donations & inheritances Divorce & separation Marriage & cohabitation Divorce in general Divorce by mutual consent Divorce for irremediable disunity De facto separation Legal separation News Questions - answers (FAQ) Divorce & separation Separation or divorce inevitable? Learn about the consequences of your decision. The notary will explain the procedures to you and advise you so that this moment goes as smoothly as possible. In short... How to divorce? What are the existing procedures? Since 2007, there are only two ways to divorce: divorce by mutual consent and divorce for irremediable disunity. All you need to know about divorce by mutual consent In order to be able to divorce by mutual consent, it "suffices", but it is necessary, to agree on the consequences of the divorce, that is to say on the situation as it will arise once the procedure of divorce. divorce ended. In this case, the notary will mainly play the role of mediator and expert in the development of agreements prior to divorce.More informations. 5 misconceptions about divorce A separation or a divorce are never procedures in which one engages with pleasure. Fortunately, since 2007, divorce proceedings have been simplified and have been subject to further recent changes, which can nevertheless lead to some confusion. In order to see more clearly, we have split 5 misconceptions about divorce. Separated overnight, what to do? Online Brochure A sudden separation, an unexpected departure or the end of a long period of crises or questions ... Your life will undoubtedly have to be organized quite differently. Whether the decision is one-sided or whether you made it together, concrete challenges await you. Do not hesitate to consult our brochures on the subject in ourpublications. PHONE BOOK PUBLICATIONS LEXICON A QUESTION? HOME THE NOTARY NEWS FAQ TV This information is subject to change and does not bind the FRNB in any way. For a particular folder consult your notary. Home Contact Terms of use © copyright 2017 Royal Federation of Belgian Notaries - All rights reserved