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Conciliation is an informal and confidential process in which a neutral person, the conciliator, helps you and the other party find a satisfactory solution to your dispute. The conciliation process…

Indo-Pacific Strategy Under the theme “Pathway to Economic Growth: New Ambitions for Québec,” the Government of Québec has launched a territorial strategy to strengthen and renew its action in the…

You must check to see whether the deceased has appointed a liquidator to settle his or her succession. The liquidator may have been named in the will, if there is one. If a liquidator has not been…

After filing an application at the Court of Québec, Superior Court of Québec or Court of Appeal of Québec to settle a dispute by going to court, you may wish to explore other ways to resolve the…

In Canada, the only way for a married couple to complete dissolve the bonds of marriage is through a divorce. Divorce is granted either on the terms agreed by the spouses or following a trial before…

If you are in a de facto union with your spouse, you have no family patrimony with him or her. If you are not in a parental union with your spouse, you also have no parental union patrimony with him…

The limits of your property are determined by the deeds of ownership and the cadastral plan. On your property, the boundary lines are set by staking, or by a boundary determination. Markers bearing…

A power of attorney is a contract by which a person designate someone else to represent him or act on his behalf in the performance of a juridical act with a third person. A power of attorney, which…

Please note: Some information on this page may not apply to your situation. Mandatory small claims mediation will be gradually rolled out across Québec over the coming months for claims of $5,000 and…

As a de facto spouse, you cannot register the house or apartment in which you live with your spouse as a "family residence". This means that your spouse could, for example, sell or rent out your…