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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…

You can amend your will, or replace it entirely, as often as you want to ensure it reflects your last wishes. For instance, you can amend it after a separation or divorce. Only your most recent will…

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…

You can make a will if you are 18 years of age or older, legally capable and able to give your informed consent. You may but aren’t obliged to seek help or advice from a legal advisor when making…

Before making a will Preparation 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. Show more…

Making a will isn’t mandatory, but it’s recommended in order to specify your last wishes and facilitate the settlement of your succession. A will is a document in which you can specify: who will…

Forms of will Requirements You must comply with the conditions of the form you have chosen, otherwise your will may be invalid. Show more Will made in the presence of witnesses You can draw up the…

Legionellosis On this page: Description Symptoms Complications Treatment Transmission Prevention People at risk Description Legionellosis is a disease caused by Legionella pneumophila bacteria. There…