In Quebec, a person is considered incapable when they are unable to make informed decisions for themselves, whether regarding personal, financial, or medical matters, due to a physical or mental…
online appointment Advantages of an Online Appointment with a Lawyer With the advancement of technology and the growing adoption of digital services, more and more professionals are offering online consultations.…
Divorce can be an emotionally and legally complex process, especially for individuals and families who face unique cultural challenges. For Punjabi communities in Quebec, the complexities are often compounded by…
certificate of heredity A certificate of heirship (heredity) in the jurisdiction of Quebec is a document that confirms the identity of a deceased person's heirs and their right to receive…
If you’re considering a divorce, it’s important to ask the right questions to ensure you understand the legal process, your rights, and potential outcomes. Here are key questions to ask…
A latent defect, such as fissures in the foundation or bad wiring In Quebec law, a latent defect is a serious defect affecting a sold good, often an immovable, that…
In Quebec law, a Will is an important legal document that allows a person to express his or her last wishes regarding the distribution of his or her property after…
Last Will and Living Will On September 27 our Allen Madelin lawyers team visited Vista Residence in Montreal to speak before its residents about the important rights of the elderly…
A team of lawyers helping someone get out of their toxic relationship When faced with a toxic relationship, whether personal or professional, it's sometimes difficult to realize the negative impact…
Children confused by gaslighting in the family Gaslighting in a family, particularly when directed at a spouse or children, is an insidious form of psychological manipulation that can have profound…