PROBATE FEES
probate fees In Quebec, the probate process is governed by the rules set out in the Civil Code of Quebec. Unlike other provinces in Canada, Quebec does not impose probate…
probate fees In Quebec, the probate process is governed by the rules set out in the Civil Code of Quebec. Unlike other provinces in Canada, Quebec does not impose probate…
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…
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…
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…
protection regime Protection Regime in Quebec In Quebec, the protection regime is a set of legal measures designed to safeguard individuals who have become incapable of taking care of themselves…
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…
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.…
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…
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…