Agreement for a divorce by consent: name, children, maintenance (Romania)
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For spouses in Romania divorcing by consent without a court: the text of their agreement, to take to a notary or, if they have no minor children, to the civil registrar (art. 375 of the Romanian Civil Code). It sets out the surname each spouse chooses after the divorce and, for minor children, joint parental authority, where the children live, contact and child maintenance. The agreement does not end the marriage: the notary or the registrar does, issuing the divorce certificate after a 30-day reflection period.
- Made for use in Romania
- Last updated October 27, 2026
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When to use this document
- You and your spouse in Romania have agreed to divorce and want to do it without going to court.
- You have children together and need to agree where they will live and when the other parent sees them.
- You are going to the notary or the town hall and want your arrangements written down beforehand.
- You want a written divorce agreement covering surnames, the children and child maintenance.
What you fill in
The details the document asks for.
- Date
- City
- First spouse
- First spouse's CNP (personal numeric code)
- First spouse's address
- Second spouse
- Second spouse's CNP (personal numeric code)
- Second spouse's address
- Date of the marriage
- Civil registry office holding the marriage certificate
- Spouses' last common home (address)
- Where the divorce application is filed
- Surname the first spouse will use after the divorce
- Surname the second spouse will use after the divorce
- The spouses' minor children: name, date of birth and CNP of each (leave empty if none)
- Parent the children live with
- Address of the parent the children live with
- Parent with contact rights
- Contact schedule of the parent the children do not live with (days, holidays, festive days)
- Monthly child maintenance in lei (per child or in total)
- When and how the maintenance is paid (e.g. by the 5th of each month, to IBAN …)
- How the parents share the children's extra costs (medical, school, activities)
- The family home after the divorce: who stays and on what terms
- Joint property and how you will divide it (real estate by a separate notarial deed)
- Other terms
Common questions
- When can a Romanian couple divorce at the civil registry, and when only at a notary?
- The civil registrar records a divorce by consent only if the spouses have no minor children — born in or out of the marriage, or adopted. With minor children, a divorce without a court is possible only at a notary, if the spouses agree on every point concerning the children; otherwise a court decides (art. 375 of the Civil Code). Either way the application is filed where the spouses married or last lived together, and after 30 days for reflection both attend in person.
- Does this agreement end the marriage in Romania?
- No. The marriage ends with the divorce certificate issued by the civil registrar or the notary, after the 30-day reflection period and once the spouses confirm in person that they still want the divorce; the marriage is dissolved on the date the certificate is issued (art. 376 and 382 of the Civil Code). The notary takes over the agreement on the children and checks that it serves their interests; if it does not, the notary cannot record the divorce and the spouses may go to court.
- How much child maintenance applies after a divorce in Romania?
- The parents set it together, according to the child's needs and the paying parent's means. Owed by a parent, maintenance may be up to a quarter of that parent's net monthly income for one child, a third for two and a half for three or more (art. 529 (2) of the Civil Code). Set as a fixed sum, it is indexed by law every quarter in line with inflation (art. 531 (2)), and a court can change it if needs or means change.
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