Application for Contribution to the Costs of Marriage (Form 11525*07)

1. Complete the online form
2. Print the completed form
3. Sign the form
4. Bring Together supporting documents and other documents to be provided
5. Drop the request or send it by mail RAR: titleContent to the secretariat-registry of the judicial tribunal

You can choose one of the following courts:

• Place of residence (on the day of your request)
• Where your spouse resides in the event of separation.

You must reach mandatory at your request the following documents:

• Full copy of your birth certificate (less than 3 months old)
• Full copies of birth certificates of your dependent children (less than 3 months old)
• Full copy of your marriage certificate or copy of your family record book
• Copy of your identity document (national identity card, passport, etc.)
• Copy of any court decision related to your application (e.g. judgment of the juvenile judge).

Depending on your request, you must also attach the following documents:

• Proof of address (rent receipt, electricity bill, etc.)
• Copies of your last tax notice and tax return
• Copy of your last 3 salary slips
• Proof of the social benefits you receive
• Proof of your expenses and resources (tuition, medical bills, etc.).

Depending on your situation, other documents may be requested by the judge.

A leaflet is available online.

The online form also allows you to download a blank form.

You are summoned by mail RAR: titleContent at a hearing of the Jaf: titleContent.

You must all 2 introduce yourself in person, whether or not assisted by a lawyer.

You must explain yourself before the judge (oral proceedings).

If your spouse does not fulfill his obligation to contribute to the marriage, the judge sets the amount of his contribution, usually in the form of child support.

A spouse can challenge the judge's decision.

The rules vary depending on whether he was present before the judge: