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11/05/2008, 11:23 Evianers Joined on 23/08/2004 Evian-les-Bains, France Posts 257 Changing Regime Matrimoniale We would like to change our Regime Matrimoniale [we are shortly to buy a new house] and called one of the local avocats. We were quoted a horrendous 1000 euros hors taxes. Surely this is excessive? Would anyone who has done this recently please advise what they paid. TIA Sheila    Report

11/05/2008, 12:11 geoff Joined on 06/05/2008 france Posts 69 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale  Evianers wrote: We would like to change our Regime Matrimoniale [we are shortly to buy a new house] and called one of the local avocats. We were quoted a horrendous 1000 euros hors taxes. Surely this is excessive? Would anyone who has done this recently please advise what they paid. TIA Two years ago we paid 850 eur. If it good for you both you have to pay. G    Report

11/05/2008, 12:13 Albert the InfoGipsy Joined on 01/07/2006 SDF, somewhere in 56 Posts 508 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale The notaire we bought through did it for us a couple of years ago and cost about €250, from memory. Albert the InfoGipsy "So welcome to the Citadel where the question is 'Am I?'"    Report

11/05/2008, 12:16 geoff Joined on 06/05/2008 france Posts 69 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale  Albert the InfoGipsy wrote: The notaire we bought through did it for us a couple of years ago and cost about €250, from memory. You got a very good price. G    Report

11/05/2008, 21:15 val douest Joined on 28/08/2004 Hautes Pyrénées (65) Posts 245 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale We also paid €250, to the same notaire who was in charge of our house purchase.  That was four and a half years ago.  Most people we know have done this through a notaire and not through an avocat - maybe it would be worth contacting a couple of local notaires, including the one who will be handling your house purchase ? Val    Report

12/05/2008, 8:41 allanb Joined on 04/09/2006 Posts 442 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale I believe (although I'm not sure of the authority for this) that in a case where the change might have an effect on the rights of heirs, e.g. where there are children from a previous marriage, the approval of the court may be necessary, and if this is so you will need an avocat to represent you. On the other hand, it can certainly be done by a notaire if it's simple enough.  Logically the thing to do is to start with the notaire; he should be able to tell you whether it's within his competence. If it isn't, he shouldn't charge you very much for telling you.    Report

12/05/2008, 16:32 ErnieY Joined on 05/12/2006 Nr Prayssac (Lot) Posts 2,952 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale Are you talking about changing it or declaring it as you do when initially purchasing ? We opted for CU when we bought and paid nothing over and above the standard Notaires fee for the transaction.   My doctor said one drink per day, I can live with that !    Report

12/05/2008, 16:37 jetlag Joined on 06/12/2005 Charente Maritime Posts 308 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale We paid 300euro and it was completed at the same time for the house purchase 3yrs ago.        Report

12/05/2008, 17:18 Pickles Joined on 23/08/2004 Posts 174 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale I think we paid 300€ after having already purchased, and also had to pay tax based on the increase in value since we first purchased. We got our notaire to sort out the change in regime. Pickles    Report

12/05/2008, 21:13 NormanH Joined on 10/04/2008 Posts 179 Re: Changing Regime Matrimoniale This is the Notaire's site on this topic http://www.notaires.fr/notaires/notaires.nsf/V_TC_PUB/CHANGEMENT-REGIME-MATRIMONIAL    Report

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