4 August 2026 | Family Law, Family Law
Parental tutorship, loans between parent and child, financial exploitation of a child: in short, a Quebec Superior Court ruling draws the limits. Some judgments you read once and never forget. Droit de la famille — 26377, 2026 QCCS 1074, is one of them. Indeed, the...
31 August 2021 | Family Law
Parents have a natural and moral obligation to provide for their children. This goes without saying for most people. While living together, household expenses are often shared by both parents without any real established guidelines. However, problems arise when...
27 July 2021 | Family Law
It is possible for couples to avoid the long delays and high costs of a divorce if they are willing to present their application for divorce jointly. Joint application for divorce is always the best option if both spouses are willing to do some compromise. Do we have...
13 January 2020 | Family Law
Traditionally, marriage was intended to be irrevocable and forever. “Till death do us part,” as the saying goes. While this may still hold true for some spouses, no one can deny that marriage is increasingly ephemeral and renewable. There are some who are...
10 January 2019 | Family Law, Mediation
They say that the holiday season is hard on couples. In fact, January is known to be the month with the highest demand for family law. Therefore, to help you start the year off on the right foot, we offer you a summary of the main basic concepts that everyone should...
