contrôle coercitif Coercive control is a pattern of abusive behavior used to dominate, intimidate, and manipulate a partner or family member. In Canada, this form of abuse is increasingly recognized…
Settle Family Litigation Involving Digital Assets HOW TO SETTLE A FAMILY LITIGATION INVOLVING DIGITAL ASSETS? Family litigation involving digital assets is becoming increasingly common in Quebec, particularly in cases of…
PARENTING-AGREEMENTS-IN-LGBTQ-FAMILIES-IN-QUEBEC-1 PARENTING AGREEMENTS IN LGBTQ FAMILIES IN QUEBEC In Quebec, LGBTQ families are increasingly recognized as a vital and diverse part of society. Parenting agreements serve as essential tools for…
Gaslighting in divorce Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation where one person causes another to doubt their perception of reality, memory, or sanity. In the context of divorce cases…
divorce in Quebec HOW TO PREPARE FOR DIVORCE IN QUEBEC Understand Your Rights and Obligationso Familiarize yourself with the laws governing divorce in Quebec, including property division, spousal support, and…
open marriage Open marriages, where spouses mutually agree to pursue romantic or sexual relationships outside their union, present unique legal considerations within Quebec's family law framework. Unlike many other jurisdictions,…
Support System in Divorce Divorce can be one of the most challenging life transitions, often accompanied by emotional, financial, and logistical difficulties. In these times, a robust support system can…
Borderline Personality Disorder Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that can significantly impact an individual's decision-making abilities, interpersonal relationships, and emotional regulation. In Quebec, as elsewhere in…
abuse and narcissism in a family In a hostile divorce process it might be (sometimes) useful to bring up an argument of psychological abuse. But it should be brough up…
questions divorce lawyer Two major questions are to be discussed with your divorce lawyer: children and money. One cannot be kept in a marriage against his or her will, so…