To contest a will in Quebec involves specific legal procedures. Below is an overview of the steps, which preferably you should approach with the assistance of legal professionals. Key Steps to Contest a Will in Quebec Contesting a will in … Read More
In Quebec law, a latent defect is a serious, hidden flaw in a sold good that reduces its value. For a defect to qualify as a latent defect, it must meet several criteria. First, the defect must be non-apparent, meaning … Read More
In Quebec law, a Will is an important legal document that allows a person to express his or her last wishes regarding the distribution of his or her property after death. However, some people may have valid reasons to contest … Read More
On September 27 our Allen Madelin lawyers team visited Vista Residence in Montreal to speak before its residents about the important rights of the elderly people: to make decisions for themselves and their property despite certain difficulties attached to the … Read More
In a hostile divorce process it might be (sometimes) useful to bring up an argument of psychological abuse. But it should be brough up in a smart way. It is not enough to passionately accuse the other party of being … Read More
Estate lawyer is useful in many ways. Consulting a lawyer if you are a liquidator or an heir is a very good idea: it’s better to ask questions in advance than to deal with consequences. At any moment during the … Read More
Me Marie Madelin, the managing partner of Allen Madelin Lawyers firm, shared with Journal de Montréal her thoughts of experience regarding the problem of a poisoned inheritance, about conflicts among heirs, long-lasting litigations, about demographics and economy issues and about the option … Read More