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If you fail to meet your obligations, one of your creditors may file a request with the Court of Québec asking it to remove your protection under the voluntary deposit procedure. For example, this…

The amounts deposited at the court office by the debtor are distributed to all the creditors named in the voluntary deposit declaration in proportion to the amount of their claims. As a creditor, you…

When you have finished paying all of one of the debts listed in your voluntary deposit declaration, a notice of payment is sent to you and to your creditor. Your creditor has 15 days to contest the…

As a creditor, you are entitled to be informed about the debtor’s situation. The debtor has 10 days to inform the court office of any change in the information contained in his or her declaration,…

In addition to the creditor who requested the seizure in the hands of a third person (the seizing creditor), all your other creditors can participate in the distribution of the amounts or income…

Rights and obligations of creditors Contesting a declaration As a creditor or interested party, you can contest the debtor’s declaration if you do not agree with it. Show more Your share of the…

A seizure in the hands of a third person begins by the service of a notice of execution on the garnishee. The notice of execution sets out the garnishee’s obligations. The notice requires the…

A notarial will is drawn up by a notary and is made in the presence of a witness generally provided by the notary. A second witness is required in some cases (for example, when the testator is…

Revoking cancels a previous will or part of a current will. A will may be revoked in whole or in part. On this page: Full revocation Partial revocation Procedure Full revocation You can wholly revoke…

Wills Who can make a will You can make a will if you are 18 years of age or older, legally capable and able to give your informed consent. Show more Before making a will Main steps prior to drafting…