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Helping notaries faced with cross-border questions

Do you deal with successions, the incorporation of companies or marriage contracts containing a cross-border element within the European Union?

Do you want information on the application and transposition of European legislation in your country?

With the European Union’s support, the European Notarial Network (ENN) provides you free of charge with an effective network of interlocutors, practical tools and many online resources.

CHILDREN FROM UKRAINE – ONLINE MULTILINGUAL FORM FOR UKRAINIAN CHILDREN TRAVELING TO AND RESIDING IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

This form enables parents or persons bearing legal responsibility to ensure the care of the minor leaving Ukraine. It is available for fill-in and/or free download and it is fully bilingual. In this way it can be read and completed by Ukrainian residents in their own language and it can be read and understood by the competent authorities in the EU country of destination.

Downloadable in pdf format, it is also possible to complete it online, including via mobile devices, in full or in part, and to download it afterwards.

For more information on refugee children from Ukraine please consult the Children from Ukraine section of the European Union’s e-justice portal.

Click here to fill in the form

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23-Mar-2023

Conference on the application of Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 – Brussels, 23 March 2023

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On 23 March afternoon, the Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE) will hold the closing conference of the “MAPE Successions” project. This project was co-financed by the European Union and aimed to assess the application of Regulation (EU) No 650/2012 on international successions by notaries.

During the two-year long project, more than 2,100 notaries contributed and shared their experiences on a wide range of topics covered by the Regulation. All these data were analysed and discussed by a team of academics and notaries, who will present their conclusions and recommendations at the conference on 23 March in Brussels.

The conference will be organised in a hybrid format (in person or via streaming) and interpretation will be provided in French and English.

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31-Jan-2023

New handbook on the Ukrainian crisis - Practical issues for the notaries of Europe

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The Handbook Ukraine Crisis – Practical Issues for the Notaries of Europe was prepared by the Council of the Notariats of the European Union (CNUE) in consultation with the Ukrainian Chamber of Notaries and with the support of the European Commission.

Conceived as a reference tool, the Handbook provides a brief introduction to Ukrainian family, inheritance and real estate law, describes the situation of vulnerable persons, and establishes the basics of company law. Temporary legislative provisions affecting the areas of competence of notaries, information on existing registers and a table with the instruments of Ukrainian law and their condition of validity were also provided.

The main purpose of this Handbook is to get acquainted with the main features of Ukrainian national legislation in the above-mentioned areas and their impact on notarial activity. It is designed to assist EU legal professionals in performing their functions and to assist in the resolution of issues arising during the provision of legal services to displaced persons in the countries of their temporary stay.

The handbook will soon be available in 19 languages.
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15-Dec-2022

“Couples in Europe” website gets a makeover

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In 2022, as part of the European Notarial Network's work programme, the “Couples in Europe” website underwent a graphic redesign. The site provides the general public with information sheets on the law of 22 European Union Member States and, for the first time, Ukraine.

What are the consequences of a divorce or separation with regard to the matrimonial regime? Which law applies to a couple's property? What does the law provide for the property of registered or unregistered partners? What are the consequences of death with regard to the matrimonial property regime? The website www.coupleseurope.eu provides answers to all these questions. Available in 19 languages, the content is regularly updated to reflect European and national legislative developments.
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