Can one of the spouses manage his/her share in the property that is jointly owned by the spouses?

Key provisions:

1. Disposition of a share in joint property before its determination:

• One of the spouses has the right to make a will regarding their share even without its prior determination or physical allocation.

2. Alienation of a share by other means (contract, donation, etc.):

• One of the spouses can only alienate their share after:
• The share is determined and allocated physically, or
• A usage order for the property is established.

Examples of alienation possible after share determination:

• Conclusion of a sale, exchange, or donation contract.
• Transfer of property for lifetime use or as collateral.