Why choose a small law firm working specifically with Wills and Estates over a big universal one? Why choose a small law firm working specifically with Wills and Estates over…
Can you disinherit your spouse in Quebec? What is the impact of the family patrimony? In Quebec, a person generally has considerable freedom to decide who will inherit their estate.…
Mandate in Case of Incapacity and Family Exploitation A mandate in case of incapacity, now generally called a protection mandate in Quebec, is one of the principal legal tools available…
International Wills and Estates Caveats and a Lawyer in Quebec International families are increasingly common. A person may live in Quebec, own a condominium in Florida, maintain a bank account…
How do I become my father's mandatary? When a parent begins to lose the ability to manage personal affairs, finances or important decisions, one of the first questions families often…
Pension beneficiary dispute — seeking a lawyer’s advice in Quebec A pension beneficiary dispute in Quebec can arise when family members, a surviving spouse, an estate or another person disagrees…
Your buyer does not want to proceed with a notarized deed – what you can do? Selling a property in Quebec can become unexpectedly complicated when, after an accepted promise…
Selling a Real Estate Property from an Estate to an Heir in Quebec When a person dies owning a house, condominium, land, rental property or other real estate in Quebec,…
Question of the Interpretation of a Last Will Clause The interpretation of a last will clause can become one of the most important questions in the administration of an estate.…
A Lawyer for an Incapable Person in Montreal When an adult becomes unable to make certain decisions or to protect their own interests, Québec law provides several legal mechanisms to…