Last Will and Support Payments Continuation Last Will and Support Payments Continuation A last Will is generally associated with the freedom to decide who will receive property after death. In…
Blended family legal frameworks A blended family can bring together spouses, children from previous relationships, common children, former spouses and several generations under one family structure. While these families are…
I Hate My Wife and Want a Divorce — Legal Considerations The thought “I hate my wife and want a divorce” may come from anger, frustration, disappointment, or simply the…
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.…
Family Conflicts in Quebec: Legal Solutions for Divorce, Child Custody, Parenting Time and Support Family conflicts are among the most emotionally challenging legal issues a person can face. Whether the…
Trauma bond and a lawyer Trauma Bond and a Lawyer A trauma bond refers to a powerful emotional attachment that develops between individuals in a relationship marked by cycles of…
Provision for costs in divorce Who is eligible for A provision for costs in divorce in Quebec? In Quebec family law, a provision for costs is an exceptional measure that…
Collaborative divorce What is Collaborative Divorce and How One Can Get It in Montreal? Understanding Collaborative DivorceCollaborative divorce is an alternative dispute resolution process that allows spouses to separate and…
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…