Protecting your assets
Will
A will lets you decide who receives your property, who will manage your estate and, if you have children, who should care for them if you cannot.
Overview
A will lets you decide who receives your property, who will manage your estate and, if you have children, who should care for them if you cannot.
In Quebec, a will can be made before a notary, before witnesses, or written entirely by hand. A notarial will is kept by the notary, is recorded in the provincial register and does not need to be verified by a court after death.
Good to know
- Name your heirs and legatees
- Choose a liquidator
- Plan for minor children, including a tutor
- Update the will after major life events
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Montréal, QC H0H 0H0
Tel : 514-555-5555
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Frequently asked questions
Why choose a notarial will?
Its form is guaranteed by the notary, it is safely kept and registered, and it can be used without court verification.
When should I update my will?
After events such as a marriage, a separation, the birth of a child, the death of an heir or a major change in your property.
Questions about your situation?
Contact us to talk about your needs. A first conversation helps identify the documents and steps involved.
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514-555-5555