Concealment of Estate Assets
Concealment of Estate Assets
Concealment of Estate Assets What is Concealment of Estate Assets under Quebec Law? Under Quebec law, concealment of estate assets — known in French as recel successoral — refers to…
Who is Entitled to See a Copy of a Will
Who is Entitled to See a Copy of a Will
Who is Entitled to See a Copy of a Will Who is Entitled to See a Copy of a Will in Quebec? In Québec, the right to access a copy…
Lawyer for foreign will probate
Lawyer for foreign will probate (including other provinces)
Lawyer for foreign will probate Lawyer for Foreign Will Probate (Including Other Provinces) in Quebec Understanding Foreign Wills in the Quebec Context Quebec has a unique legal tradition based on…
The concept of substitution in Estate law
The concept of substitution in Estate law
The concept of substitution in Estate law How the Concept of Substitution Works in Quebec Estate Law In Québec estate law, the concept of substitution refers to a legal mechanism…
Two Wills, One Estate: How Quebec Courts Resolve Cross-Border Testament Conflicts
Two Wills, One Estate: How Quebec Courts Resolve Cross-Border Testament Conflicts In a a recent Superior Court decision, Mercier Robinson et McCollum, examined a dispute over two wills signed by…
No Captation, No Indignity, No Renunciation: Quebec Superior Court Rules in Favor of Sole Heir
No Captation, No Indignity, No Renunciation: Quebec Superior Court Rules in Favor of Sole Heir Victory of Allen Madelin Avocats in Estate Litigation Before the Superior Court of Québec In…
Will Honored: Superior Court Confirms a Testament Despite Allegations of Incapacity and Manipulation
Will Honored: Superior Court Confirms a Testament Despite Allegations of Incapacity and Manipulation Victory of Allen Madelin Avocats in Bruneau v. Vincent – Superior Court of Québec In the 2023…
How long does a will search take in Quebec
How long does a will search take in Quebec
How long does a will search take in Quebec How long does a will search take in Quebec and what are the proper steps? Understanding the Purpose of a Will…
When a Will Goes Too Far: Quebec Court Strikes Down Testamentary Conditions That Violate Public Order
When a Will Goes Too Far: Quebec Court Strikes Down Testamentary Conditions That Violate Public Order In a recent Superior Court decision, Khan c. Katiya, the court was called upon…
Time, Trauma, and Justice: When Memory Triggers the Right to Sue
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Time, Trauma, and Justice: When Memory Triggers the Right to Sue
Time, Trauma, and Justice: When Memory Triggers the Right to Sue In the 2016 Supreme court decision, C.S. c. E.Sc., the plaintiff brought a civil action for damages against her…