Finaal verrekenbeding
Final settlement clause
A clause in prenuptial agreements that regulates settlement at the end of the marriage.
A final settlement clause is a provision in prenuptial agreements that prescribes that at the end of the marriage (through divorce or death) the spouses' assets are settled as if there had been a community of property. The difference from a periodic settlement clause is that the final clause only takes effect at the end of the marriage. Note: sometimes the final settlement clause only applies upon death and not upon divorce.
“Thanks to the final settlement clause, the divorce settlement was as if there had been a community of property.”
Source: Art. 1:142 Dutch Civil Code
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