PACS: they did it!
Basically, pacser, it was synonymous with tax benefits for Aurélien and Elisa.
"We both worked so it was interesting, " explains Aurélien. "And then we had discussed it with friends who had done it and we thought why not us? "
The other, more personal reason is that Elisa does not want to get married. So the PACS has emerged as an alternative in the formalization of their couple.
A strong couple that the lover celebrated "officially" for the first time in 2008 by organizing a "fake" weddingAn evening that Aurélien remembers with a smile: "We had invited a hundred people, sent invitations, rented a room". A festive evening and above all, very symbolic.
"To pacser is like going to pick up a parcel at the post office!"
D-day was a Friday morning at the court of Boulogne. "We were not even dressed for the occasion! ", explains Aurélien. "We found ourselves before the judge, we signed the papers, and that was done! Finally signing a PACS is a bit like picking up a package at the post office! "
Fast and efficient, the procedure leaves little room for fantasy. Yet Aurélien and Elisa took a friend with them, they even took a picture, the PACS in their hands. A situation that greatly amused the judge, unaccustomed to seeing such euphoric people!
The couple celebrated it the same evening. A small meeting with friends "to mark the coup".
In the entourage of lover, their PACS was not surprised. "It's rather anecdotal," according to Aurélien, almost "natural".
"We both worked so it was interesting, " explains Aurélien. "And then we had discussed it with friends who had done it and we thought why not us? "
The other, more personal reason is that Elisa does not want to get married. So the PACS has emerged as an alternative in the formalization of their couple.
A strong couple that the lover celebrated "officially" for the first time in 2008 by organizing a "fake" weddingAn evening that Aurélien remembers with a smile: "We had invited a hundred people, sent invitations, rented a room". A festive evening and above all, very symbolic.
"To pacser is like going to pick up a parcel at the post office!"
D-day was a Friday morning at the court of Boulogne. "We were not even dressed for the occasion! ", explains Aurélien. "We found ourselves before the judge, we signed the papers, and that was done! Finally signing a PACS is a bit like picking up a package at the post office! "
Fast and efficient, the procedure leaves little room for fantasy. Yet Aurélien and Elisa took a friend with them, they even took a picture, the PACS in their hands. A situation that greatly amused the judge, unaccustomed to seeing such euphoric people!
The couple celebrated it the same evening. A small meeting with friends "to mark the coup".
In the entourage of lover, their PACS was not surprised. "It's rather anecdotal," according to Aurélien, almost "natural".
