Aging persons care and a lawyer Aging Persons Care and a Lawyer’s role In Québec, the aging of the population raises important legal and ethical considerations regarding the protection of…
Senior executive as a victim of psychological harassment in the workplace in Quebec Senior Executive as a Victim of Psychological Harassment in the Workplace in Quebec A senior executive is…
What are the three grounds for divorce in Quebec? What Are the Three Grounds for Divorce in Quebec? In Quebec, divorce is governed by the federal Divorce Act, not the…
Co-parenting strategies Co-parenting Strategies in Quebec In Quebec, co-parenting after separation is guided by one central principle: the best interests of the child, as set out in the Civil Code…
Estate mediation: liquidator and heirs conflicts Estate Mediation: Liquidator and Heirs Conflicts Under Québec law, the liquidator has the legal duty to administer the estate loyally, prudently, and in the…
Remuneration for an Estate executor (liquidator) in Quebec Remuneration for an Estate Executor (Liquidator) in Quebec Under Québec law, the liquidator of a succession (commonly referred to as an estate…
How to find a Spanish speaking lawyer in Montreal? How to Find a Spanish Speaking Lawyer in Montreal? Montreal is one of the most culturally diverse cities in Canada, and…
Virtual visitation rights Virtual Visitation Rights in Quebec In Québec, the concept of “virtual visitation” — that is, maintaining contact with a child through video calls, messaging platforms, or other…
What happens if the mandator regains capacity? What happens if the mandator regains legal capacity? When a person who was previously declared incapable under Québec law regains sufficient mental capacity…
What is legal separation in Quebec? What Is Legal Separation in Quebec? Legal separation in Quebec, often referred to as a separation from bed and board (séparation de corps), is…