CONJUGAL PARTNERSHIP OF GAINS of Properties ABSOLUTE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY

All properties acquired by the spouses before their marriage, and all properties acquired during their marriage shall be considered part of one whole estate of the ABSOLUTE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY owned by both spouses.

All properties donated, inherited and/or properties given gratuitously to either of the spouse before their marriage shall also be considered as part of the ABSOLUTE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY once they get married, and shall be owned by both spouses.

IN CASE OF LEGAL SEPARATION, DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT, the regime of ABSOLUTE COMMUNITY OF PROPERTY shall not be affected and will remain owned by both spouses, unless the spouses FILED FOR JUDICIAL SEPARATION OF PROPERTIES

In case the spouses filed Judicial Separation of Properties, the properties within the Absolute Community of Properties shall be split in half between the husband and the wife.

Any property acquired before the husband got married shall be exclusively his.

Any property acquired before the wife got married shall be exclusively hers.

When the man and woman get married their exclusive properties shall be joined-together as part of one estate within the CONJUGAL PROPERTY and the “FRUITS” of those properties shall be shared between the husband and wife for the duration of their marriage.

Any property acquired during their marriage shall be considered part of the CONJUGAL PROPERTY and shall be equally owned by the husband and wife.

Should the the husband and wife file for LEGAL SEPARATION, DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT, the exclusive property of the husband which he acquired before the marriage and all its’ fruits, shall be taken out of the CONJUGAL PROPERTY and will be again solely owned by him; and likewise the exclusive property of the wife and all it’s fruits, which she acquired before the marriage shall again be solely owned by her.

Also, in case of LEGAL SEPARATION, DIVORCE OR ANNULMENT, and the spouses filed for SEPARATION OF PROPERTIES in court, the properties acquired by both or any of the spouses during their marriage shall be considered part of  their CONJUGAL PROPERTY and shall be split in half between the husband and the wife.