Child Support Agreement in the Form of a Notarial Deed

In the context of parental rights and financial obligations, a child support agreement plays a key role in ensuring a child's financial stability. Parents often choose to formalize such an agreement in the form of a notarial deed, which offers numerous legal benefits. In this article, we outline why it is worth considering this form of agreement and explain the entire process.

Why Formalize a Child Support Agreement with a Notary?

  1. Legal Authority: A notarial deed holds the power of an official document, meaning that in the event of non-compliance with the child support obligations, it can be enforced directly through a bailiff.
  2. Security and Certainty: By formalizing the agreement as a notarial deed, both parties can be assured that the document is drafted in accordance with current laws, minimizing the risk of future disputes.
  3. Flexibility: A notary can assist in tailoring the terms of the agreement to the specific needs and circumstances of the family, allowing for the inclusion of all mutually agreed-upon provisions.

How is a Notarial Deed Drafted?

  1. Consultation with the Notary: The first step is scheduling a meeting with a notary. It is helpful to prepare all necessary documents and carefully consider the terms of the agreement that you wish to include.
  2. Document Preparation: The notary will assist in preparing and verifying documents, such as identity proofs, children’s birth certificates, and any prior court decisions related to child support.
  3. Drafting the Deed: After all details are agreed upon, the notary drafts the notarial deed. Both parties must sign the document for it to gain legal validity.
  4. Registration and Storage: The notarial deed is registered and securely stored in the notary's office, ensuring its safety and availability when needed.

Summary

A child support agreement in the form of a notarial deed is a solution that can provide stability and security for both the child and the parents. Thanks to the legal power of the notarial deed, both parties gain assurance that the agreed-upon terms will be respected.

If you are considering this solution, our notary office is ready to assist you at every stage of the process.

Contact us to schedule a consultation and learn more about the benefits of formalizing a child support agreement in the form of a notarial deed.