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Judicial cooperation with foreign countries Child is removed or retained outside Canada Request assistance if your child who resides in Québec has been removed or is being retained outside Canada by…

You can check whether a Commissioner for Oaths is authorized to receive an oath. Check the validity of a Commissioner’s status

A bailiff is an officer of justice responsible for serving judicial or extrajudicial documents and enforcing judgments. For more information about bailiffs, see the website of the Chambre des…

You can oppose the seizure or sale of your property. In general, you can file an opposition for the annulment of the seizure, to protect some of your property from seizure, or to retain a right to…

After receiving a notice of execution, the garnishee (the person in possession of your property) has 10 days to to declare to the bailiff the amount, cause and terms of his or her current or…

If your income is seized in the hands of your employer, you are entitled to keep the unseizable portion . Depending on the number of your dependents, you can keep a basic amount. Your employer may…

For the seizure of your movable property, the bailiff produces a document, known as the minutes of seizure, containing: a mention of the title under which the seizure is made; the date of the notice…

After seizing your immovable property, the bailiff gives you custody of the property. This means that you are responsible for the seized property until it is sold. You are required to accept custody.…

After seizing your property, the bailiff gives you custody of the property, as the debtor. This means that you are responsible for the seized property until it is sold. You are required to accept…

A garnishee may be ordered to pay the sum owed to the seizing creditor as if the garnishee were the debtor, if the garnishee: fails to make a declaration; fails to withhold or deposit a sum of money;…