If I declare UMH with my partner, is it possible to get married afterwards?

Yes, as long as it is with the same partner you can get married without any inconvenience. Please note that if you want the assets acquired before the marriage, during the de facto marital union - UMH, to form part of the marital partnership, you must first declare, by public deed, that you have had a de facto marital and property union between you and [...]

If I am separated, can I get married?

Yes, in the case of persons separated from a previous marriage, it is necessary to provide the civil registry of the previous marriage with the annotation of the divorce for the new marriage. See question on requirements #3 If the separation is from a previously declared common-law marriage (UMH), it is advisable to provide a copy of the civil registry [...].

Is civil registration of the marriage necessary?

Yes, since the civil registration of marriage is the document through which in Colombia the marriage bond is proved. That is to say that the proof of marriage is not the deed that is signed in the notary's office or the judicial act when it is done by the court, these are documents that serve as proof of [...]

What is a solemn inventory of assets? UMH/Marriage

It is a figure that seeks to guarantee that the patrimony of a minor or an elderly person, in respect of whom the administration of his or her assets is exercised, does not enter the new property company that is to be formed by his or her father, mother or legal representative through a new marriage[16] or [...].

How is a solemn inventory of assets carried out? UMH/Marriage

The solemn inventory of assets or the declaration of non-existence can be made before a family court or a notary's office. In the case of going to court, an application is filed requesting the appointment of a special guardian, who will then carry out the solemn inventory or declare the non-existence of assets before a Notary Public in a public deed.