Personal protection
Homologation of mandate in anticipation of incapacity
Homologation is the court procedure that gives effect to a protection mandate when the person who made it can no longer take care of themselves or their property.
Overview
Homologation is the court procedure that gives effect to a protection mandate when the person who made it can no longer take care of themselves or their property.
A notary can handle certain non-contentious steps, such as gathering the medical and psychosocial evaluations, preparing the application and informing the family. The goal is to put the mandate into effect without delays.
Good to know
- Medical and psychosocial evaluations
- The protection mandate itself
- Information on family members and on the mandatary
- Notice to the persons concerned
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Contact
123 Rue Exemple
Montréal, QC H0H 0H0
Tel : 514-555-5555
Fax : 514-555-5555
Hours : to be confirmed
Frequently asked questions
Is the mandate effective without homologation?
No. The court must homologate it before the mandatary can act.
Who can start the process?
The mandatary or a person concerned can start it. A notary can explain the steps.
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