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…
apostille As of January 11, 2024, Canada has officially adopted the Hague Apostille Convention, simplifying the process of validating public documents for use in other countries. This means that documents…
International Estate lawyer A lawyer experienced in international succession possesses in-depth expertise in the complex field of cross-border estates. This type of case requires a sharp understanding of both Quebec…
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…
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…
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…
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…
T-shaped lawyer A T-shaped lawyer is a legal professional who possesses deep expertise in a specific area of law (the vertical bar of the "T") while also having broad skills…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=If-loRW8uyw&t=27s Vice caché (latent defect) -- do you have a claim?