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Two people can live together and found a family without marrying or forming a civil union. They are considered to be in a de facto union, and each is the de facto spouse of the other. Parental union…

This section reviews the division of property between spouses based on the rules governing family patrimony. For more detailed information on the rules for the division of property, see the following…

Learn About Regulated Trades and Occupations By law, you must qualify to practise a regulated trade or occupation. The regulations pertaining to the practice of these trades and occupations are…

There are 3 types of filiation between a parent and a child: filiation by blood (biological filiation); filiation by assisted procreation; filiation by adoption. On this page: Filiation by blood…

If you and your spouse are in a de facto union and one of you dies, the law will not recognize the other spouse as a legal heir, meaning that in the absence of a will, that spouse will not inherit…

You and your de facto spouse both have rights, and under some laws you are considered as a couple. These laws include those dealing with: employment assistance (welfare); legal aid; income tax; the…

You have no obligations toward your de facto spouse, however long you have been together, unless you have signed a cohabitation agreement . However, you have obligations toward your children. Your…

You must follow all the conditions of the program to be eligible for government financial assistance when you purchase a new electric vehicle. In the event of non-compliance with the conditions of…

Registration date To be eligible for financial assistance, the vehicle must be registered while the program is in effect. Vehicles registered between February 1, and March 31, 2025 —during the…

The Workplace Apprenticeship Program (PAMT) allows you to learn a trade and to obtain a certificate of professional qualification. You can learn this trade on the job and receive a salary during your…