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The liquidator, previously known as the testamentary executor, is the person responsible for settling your succession. You are not obliged to appoint a liquidator in your will, but it is advisable to…

Before you draw up your will, make an inventory of your property and debts, specify your last wishes and determine whether you need professional advice. On this page: Written inventory Tax and other…

If you are paying support, your death does not terminate your obligation and your heirs will have to assume your financial responsibilities for a certain period towards: your former spouse who…

In your will, you can bequeath property to anyone you choose. However, bequests to certain people, in certain situations, will be null and void. People such as the following cannot inherit from you:…

Your life insurance may or may not be part of your succession (i.e. the property you transfer to your heirs after your death). It is part of your succession if your life insurance policy indicates…

Vaccine development process Several steps are required to make a vaccine. Here is a summary of the steps: 1. Understand the disease Recognizing and diagnosing the disease is the first step in the…

our creditor may, to obtain the amount you owe, ask a bailiff to seize your immovable property (such as a cottage, secondary residence, land or commercial builidng) and sell it under judicial…

If you are unable to pay back a debt, your creditor may apply to the courts for an order forcing you to pay the amount owed. If the order is issued and you are still unable to pay the amount, your…

Your creditor may, to recover the amount you owe, ask a bailiff to seize some of your movable property and to sell it under judicial authority. For example, the bailiff may seize: your motor…

One of your creditors may, to obtain the amount you owe, ask a bailiff to seize some of your property in the possession of a third person. This is known as seizure in the hands of a third person. For…