Clear guidance, careful drafting
Legal Advisor &
Notary Services
Support with marriage, wills, protection mandates,
estates and agreements between spouses, explained in plain language.
Legal support for the major steps of life
Marrying, planning your estate, protecting a loved one or settling a succession all involve legal documents and decisions that last. We help you understand your options, prepare the right documents and complete the formalities.
Every situation is different. A first conversation helps identify what applies to you.
How we can help
Civil marriage
Get married in front of a notary and receive legal advice about the effects of your marriage.
Wills and estates
Plan your succession and, when the time comes, settle an estate with confidence.
Marriage contracts
Choose how your property is treated during your marriage and at its end.
Protection mandates
Name in advance the person who will look after you and your property if you cannot.
Civil marriage with a notary
A civil marriage celebrated by a notary combines the ceremony with legal guidance. The notary can explain the matrimonial regimes, prepare a marriage contract if you wish, and take care of the formalities that follow the ceremony.
Plan ahead, protect your family
A will, a protection mandate and a power of attorney each play a different role. Together, they make sure your wishes are known and respected, and they spare your family avoidable difficulties.
Our approach
We take the time to listen, explain each step and answer your questions before anything is signed. Our aim is for you to understand the documents you sign and the consequences they have.
- Clear explanations without unnecessary jargon
- Careful preparation of every document
- Respect for your privacy and your wishes
Our services
Protecting your assets
Frequently asked questions
Why choose a notary for a civil marriage?
A notary can celebrate the marriage and also explain its legal effects, advise you on the choice of a matrimonial regime and prepare a marriage contract.
What is a notarial will?
It is a will drawn up by a notary. It is kept and registered, and it does not need to be verified by a court after death.
How do I prepare for a first meeting?
Bring valid identification and any documents related to your situation. Writing down your questions beforehand also helps.
Contact us
123 Rue Exemple
Montréal, QC H0H 0H0
Tel : 514-555-5555
Fax : 514-555-5555
[email protected]