Family law: personalized notarial services with Luc Paquette, notary in Montreal, West Island and Valleyfield

Considering marriage, de facto union or civil union? Whether you’re facing questions related to matrimonial regimes or family patrimony, Luc Paquette, notary in Montreal, West Island and Valleyfield, is there to guide you.

Certainly, when it comes to notarial services, Luc Paquette stands out for his commitment to providing each client with personalized legal advice.

Marriage/ Common-law / Civil union

Would you like to celebrate your union at a location other than city hall or the courthouse? Do you have any doubts about the implications of the system you've chosen? Certainly, among those authorized to officiate as a union celebrant is the notary. When considering marriage, common-law or civil union, it's essential to understand the legal implications. You'll also have the advantage of celebrating at the location of your choice, unlike a court clerk, for example, who must officiate at a courthouse. In addition to drafting your contract according to your agreements, Montreal notary Luc Paquette will work with you to ensure that your rights and responsibilities are clear. And for answers to your questions about prenuptial agreements, inheritance rights, or other legal issues, he's there to provide sound advice.

Matrimonial regimes

The management of matrimonial property and the protection of family assets are crucial aspects of married life. In particular, it facilitates the management of assets, money, debts and purchases contracted before the marriage. It also makes it possible to specify what will become of them at the end of the marriage, and to determine how they will be divided in the event of separation or death. To choose the matrimonial property regime best suited to your situation, you need to meet with a notary. Luc Paquette offers in-depth expertise in drawing up your contract, or your union agreement in the case of a common-law union, explaining all its implications. Then, all you have to do is sign it before the notary to make it official.

Draft agreement

When separating a couple married in a civil union, it's important to handle the legal aspects with care. Luc Paquette will guide you through the separation process, ensuring that your rights are respected and that all financial and property issues are resolved in your best interests. Luc Paquette is responsible for drafting the written agreement establishing the family and financial consequences of the separation. In addition to drawing up this legal document, he also offers sound advice to ensure that the interests of both spouses and any children are defended

Wills / Inheritance

Do you want to be sure that your estate will be distributed as you wish after your death? Luc Paquette, notary in Montreal, Salaberry and Pointe Claire, is qualified to draw up a will tailored to your wishes, to ensure your peace of mind. Indeed, to ensure that your assets are distributed according to your wishes, preparing a will is all the more important and straightforward than carrying out an inheritance procedure in the absence of a will. Only a will can formalize a person's wishes regarding the disposition of his or her property after death. Otherwise, heirs are designated by law, not by the wishes of the deceased. To avoid unfortunate situations and ensure that you leave an inheritance to your loved ones, Luc Paquette, through his notary offices in Montreal, West Island and Valleyfield, will help you draw up your will, taking into account all legal and administrative aspects.

Will search

Has someone close to you passed away and you're not sure whether he or she left a will? A will search is of crucial importance when someone dies. It's mandatory in order to begin settling the estate. Luc Paquette offers you his expertise in identifying and locating existing wills with the Chambre of notaries of Québec and the Barreau du Québec. Its aim is to find the contact details of the notary who keeps the will in question. This also guarantees that the deceased's wishes will be respected, and that the succession will proceed in accordance with the expressed will.

Declaration of transmission

Need a declaration of transmission following the death of a testator? Luc Paquette, notary in Montreal, West Island and Valleyfield, prepares this document at the request of the liquidator of the estate to declare the death of the property owner. Indeed, the declaration of transmission is a legal document that formalizes the transfer of a deceased's assets to his or her heirs. Luc Paquette accompanies you throughout the process, ensuring that each step is properly followed and that all required documents are filed in accordance with legal standards.

Ask for an appointment!

Need a notary for an estate law matter? Luc Paquette and his team can be reached by telephone at (450) 377-5212 or by e-mail by filling out the form on the contact page.