Have you just learned that you’ve been appointed as the liquidator of an estate and don’t know where to begin? Here are the steps and deadlines you must follow to meet your obligations—responsibilities that are extremely important. First, to confirm your appointment, you must obtain a will search certificate from both the Chambre des notaires … Duties of a liquidator (executor) in Quebec
In Québec, grandparents’ rights are primarily governed by the Civil Code of Québec. Article 611 of the Code specifically addresses the issue of grandparents’ access rights to their grandchildren, which must be determined based on the best interests of the child. The newly amended Article 611 C.C.Q. states the following : “Personal relationships between the … Grandparents’ rights in Quebec: an overview
Are you in a common-law relationship and have been working for your partner’s company for several years without pay? Have you been out of the workforce for years because you’re the only one available to care for the children and manage the household? In either situation, it can be intimidating to end the relationship for … Unjust enrichment in family law
In Québec, child support is a crucial financial contribution intended to meet the needs of children following a separation or divorce. Whether you’re trying to determine the amount, understand your legal obligations, or learn how to revise it, it’s important to fully grasp its nuances. At Juriseo, our family law attorneys invite you to explore … Child support in Quebec
The amount of child support can change over time. Whether due to a change in income, relocation, or a new custody arrangement, it may be necessary to recalculate child support to accurately reflect the current situation of both parents. At Juriseo, our experienced family law attorneys invite you to explore this key topic to better … How to recalculate child support in Quebec ?
In Québec, many couples live together in a common-law relationship, without being legally married. However, in the event of a breakup, many are surprised to learn that common-law partners do not have the same rights as married couples. This detailed guide explores common-law separation in Québec, the legal implications, ongoing discussions around new legislation, and … Everything you need to know about Common-Law separation in Quebec
When a couple separates or divorces, ensuring the child’s financial support becomes essential. The fundamental principle is that a child has the right to a standard of living that reflects the economic reality of both parents. Therefore, determining each parent’s contribution to the child’s expenses is crucial. This contribution takes the form of child support, … Child support in Quebec: A public Law obligation. What about family allowances?
Article 418 of the Civil Code of Quebec (hereinafter “C.c.Q.”) is a key legal foundation in determining and distributing the patrimonial rights of spouses during a divorce or dissolution of a civil union. This article outlines the rules for deductions applied to the net value of the family patrimony. It is therefore essential to explore … Deductions Under Article 418 C.c.Q.: Understanding Family Patrimony in Quebec
The main distinction between undivided co-ownership and divided co-ownership lies in how ownership shares are defined. In a divided co-ownership, property is physically divided among the co-owners. A clear example would be a triplex where each unit is owned by a separate individual, with exclusive rights to that specific space. While each owner has exclusive … Everything you need to know about undivided Co-Ownership for Common-Law partners in Quebec
In Quebec, there are two main matrimonial regimes: separation of property, established through a marriage contract, and the partnership of acquests, which can be adopted with or without a contract. It is possible to change your matrimonial regime during the course of a marriage, but doing so requires a formal notarial act to dissolve the … Matrimonial regimes in Quebec: Understanding the partnership of acquests and separation of property