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The Property Settlement Agreement is a crucial document used in Danish divorce and separation proceedings to formalize the division of property between spouses. It is required when married couples decide to separate their assets and requires careful consideration of Danish property law, including the Danish Marriage Act (Ægteskabsloven) and Property Formation Act (Udstykningsloven). The agreement typically comes into play during divorce proceedings, legal separation, or when couples choose to formally divide their assets while still married. It must account for all shared assets, including real estate, personal property, financial accounts, and debts, while ensuring compliance with Danish property registration requirements and tax regulations. The document's structure and content are specifically designed to meet Danish legal standards and ensure enforceability in Danish courts.
