Alzheimer protection mandate In Quebec, a protection mandate allows an individual to designate someone to manage their affairs and make decisions on their behalf should they become incapable. However, an…
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…
Consultation in Person In the context of seeking legal advice in Quebec, consultations in person offer a tangible sense of trust and connection between the lawyer and client. Meeting face-to-face…
estate account rendering In Quebec, an estate liquidator plays a pivotal role in settling the affairs of a deceased person. One of their core responsibilities is the obligation to render…
open marriage Open marriages, where spouses mutually agree to pursue romantic or sexual relationships outside their union, present unique legal considerations within Quebec's family law framework. Unlike many other jurisdictions,…
mental health impact Divorce can have significant psychological effects on individuals, affecting their mental health in profound ways. The end of a marriage often involves emotional pain, including feelings of…
Financial Elder Abuse Financial elder abuse is a growing problem in Quebec. This type of abuse often involves exploiting the financial resources of seniors, which can include fraud, theft, or…
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…