Conflit du travail – Où s’adresser au Québec ? If you are facing an employment dispute in Quebec, there are several legal avenues available depending on the nature of the…
cryptocurrency divorce How Cryptocurrency Assets Are Split in Divorce Cases in Quebec The division of cryptocurrency assets in divorce cases in Quebec follows the rules of the family patrimony and…
contrôle coercitif Coercive control is a pattern of abusive behavior used to dominate, intimidate, and manipulate a partner or family member. In Canada, this form of abuse is increasingly recognized…
Settle Family Litigation Involving Digital Assets HOW TO SETTLE A FAMILY LITIGATION INVOLVING DIGITAL ASSETS? Family litigation involving digital assets is becoming increasingly common in Quebec, particularly in cases of…
WHEN AN ALZHEIMER DIAGNOSED PERSON NEEDS TO SIGN A PROTECTION MANDATE (MANDATE IN CASE OF INCAPACITY)? In Quebec, a protection mandate allows an individual to designate someone to manage their…
How to contest a will To contest a will in Quebec involves specific legal procedures. Below is an overview of the steps, which preferably you should approach with the assistance…
Quebec probate fees Probate fees in Quebec, commonly called legal fees, are associated with the legal process of validating a deceased person's will or administering their estate. These fees help…
mandate notarized DOES THE MANDATE HAVE TO BE NOTARIZED TO BE VALID? No, a Protection Mandate (mandate in case of incapacity) in Quebec does not have to be notarized to…
Gaslighting in divorce Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where one person causes another to doubt their perception of reality, memory, or sanity. In the context of divorce cases…
non-cooperative heirs In Quebec, the liquidation of an estate is a complex and highly regulated process that requires active cooperation of all heirs. When heirs refuse to collaborate with the…