Separation of property is a property regime for spouses regulated in the BGB. It stands in contrast to the community of property, which is also regulated in the BGB, and the other property regimes that can be freely negotiated between the partners. If no agreement is made, the Community of profits. With the separation of property, each spouse remains the owner of their property. Everyone is only liable for the obligations they have entered into.
Segregation of property
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