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ES 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 the assets in a notary's office by notarial deed. If the procedure is carried out at a notary's office, the father or mother of the minor or the legal representative of the adult to whom the assets are administered must be present:
- An application including the following information:
- Notary to whom it is addressed
- name, surname, first name, identity card number, place of birth, age, occupation and address of father or mother
- name of minor children
- in the case of assets, a list of the assets of the minor being administered should be included, indicating the assets (in the case of real estate, identifying them by their location, address, real estate registration number and cadastral identification number; in the case of movable assets, their characteristics, quantity, quality, or measurement, etc.) and their value.
- If there are no assets in the name of the minor children, this should be expressly stated.
- the request for the appointment of the special guardian
- Original copy of the birth certificate of the minor children with a note of validity to prove relationship.
- In the case of minors who have property, documents proving ownership of the property must also be provided.
