emotional abuse Emotional abuse is increasingly recognized as a form of violence, affecting a partner’s self-worth and mental health. Unlike physical abuse, emotional abuse is more difficult to prove in…
child custody In Quebec, child custody is determined based on the child’s best interests, aiming to ensure their well-being, security, and development. When parents separate or divorce, custody arrangements can…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XAMTV_EJmw Multi-jurisdictional lawyers are legal professionals qualified to practice law across multiple jurisdictions, allowing them to operate in different provinces, countries, or legal systems. This qualification is valuable in an…
Power of Attorney In Quebec, a Power of Attorney is a legal document through which one person, known as the "mandator," grants another person, the "mandatary," the authority to act…
school choice conflict When parents are separated or divorced in Quebec, the choice of school for their children can often become a source of conflict. Decisions regarding child custody must…
foreign divorce In Quebec, the recognition of a foreign divorce is a crucial process for individuals who were divorced outside of Canada and wish to have their marital status legally…
indivision In Quebec, indivision occurs when multiple individuals jointly own a property without having divided their shares. This can happen, for example, after an inheritance or when multiple people purchase…
Deadline to contest a Will In Quebec, it is possible to contest a will if there are valid grounds, such as doubts about the testator's (the person who made the…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SYeNOhgeWc Power of Attorney and Protection mandate in Quebec In Quebec, a Power of Attorney and a Protection Mandate are both legal tools used to designate someone to make decisions…
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…