Pactos antenupciais com regimes híbridos e inovadores

Abstract

The present work aims to explain the prenuptial agreement is an important legal instrument that allows the bride and groom to establish rules and conditions for the property regime that will govern the marriage. Traditionally, the most common property regimes are partial communion and universal communion. However, with the evolution of society and family relationships, hybrid and innovative regimes have emerged, combining characteristics of different existing regimes. This course conclusion work aims to analyze the application of prenuptial agreements with hybrid and innovative regimes, highlighting their characteristics, advantages and challenges, in order to illustrate the importance and effectiveness of these new models of property regulation in contemporary marriages. Through bibliographical research and critical analysis, we seek to contribute to the debate on the flexibility and personalization of property regimes in marriage, taking into account the needs and expectations of spouses, as well as the social and economic transformations that influence relationships. relatives.