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Recognition in Quebec of a marriage celebrated abroad
Is it necessary to have Quebec recognize a marriage celebrated abroad? Insofar as the marriages celebrated abroad were celebrated in accordance with the laws of the country where the celebration took place and that the marriage also respects the rules for marrying...
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Marriage in Quebec with a foreigner
Is it possible for a foreigner to marry in Quebec / Canada? To answer the question very briefly, yes, it is quite possible to marry a non-Canadian and / or a non-resident in Canada. Marriage across Canada, of which Quebec is a part, is governed in terms of its...
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The most lovely, wedding venue in Montreal
Montreal Wedding - your wedding ceremony and reception halls Montreal (Quebec). As a notary and celebrant of marriage or civil union, I have had the privilege, over the years, I have celebrated in many places wedding venues in Montreal, wedding reception halls in...
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Suggestions for unusual places where you can get married, wedding celebration or a civil union
First of all, congratulations on your wedding! It will be a fantastic step for your couple. First of all, you have to ask yourself where you want to get married civil wedding celebration or civil union. Church? Montreal Reception room? Town Hall? Montreal...
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Differences between marriage, common-law or civil union
In Quebec, there are 3 different ways to unite for couples: common law, civil union and marriage (religious or civil). Even if it may seem trivial and we think that it is still a couple that unites, there may be significant differences, especially when it comes to...
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Testament(Will) made before marriage in Quebec
I pronounce you husband and wife... by law. That's a strange sentence, isn't it? Yet, whether you like it or not, being married means having legal rights and obligations. Which ones? To do this, you can consult your notary and read the following lines. To begin,...
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A romantic place, get married at Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal
Jean Drapeau Park in Montreal is a unique place to celebrate your wedding in a place that will make you dream. Whether it is the Biosphère, the illuminated Casino de Montréal or the Downtown area, you will be amazed by the choice for the most beautiful of...
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Couples – Living in a Common-Law Union
Did you know that Quebec is the second province in Canada with the highest number of common-law couples? Although common-law partners have no obligation to each other, is it really a good thing to have this status? At what level? Are there any obligations? Learn...
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Wedding band Montreal. Who can celebrate a marriage in Quebec?
Wedding band Montreal, Laval. Longueuil. Looking for your future wedding bands or a marriage celebrant at an affordable price? Read the following. Civil marriage can now be celebrated in front of a notary, a clerk, a mayor, or other authorized wedding officiant. But...
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Advantages of a marriage contract
Why make a marriage contract? A marriage contract allows the spouses to choose their matrimonial regime, to take decisions in the event of death to meet the different needs of the couple. So, this is an element that should not be neglected when you proceed with your...
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Marriage contract in Quebec
In a marriage contract, the spouses and future spouses can choose their matrimonial regime, indicate who will receive property after the death of one of the spouses, and provide for gifts to one of the spouses or to the children. Couples in a civil union can have a...
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The marriage ceremony in Quebec
Marriage is a formal event. An official must perform the ceremony, and at least two witnesses must be present. The official is called an "officiant" or a "celebrant." The couple can change some parts of the ceremony to make it more personal. But the couple and the...
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Civil marriage or Civil union – the differences
Often mixed at first glance, civil marriage and civil union each have their differences. However, in Quebec, both types of unions have the same rights and obligations. However, is there a better choice for a couple wishing to show their love? Origins Almost everyone...
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Is a marriage without getting into debt possible?
Often than usual, getting married means spending a lot of money celebrating a couple's love. If you count the services of a wedding officiant, the ceremony hall, paying the DJ or band, banquets, bar, decorations, it can quickly rise and sometimes lead to debt... But...
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Making a life together without being married – Common-law couples
A common-law relationship is when two people make a life together without being married. Quebec law officially calls these couples "de facto" couples or "de facto unions." To be considered a common-law couple in the eyes of the law, it is not always necessary to live...
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Procedure for getting married in Quebec
The process of celebrating a marriage or civil union in Quebec requires some preparation and sometimes conditions to be respected. What kind? Please note that in Quebec, the legal age for marriage is 16 years (18 for the civil union). However, minors who marry must...
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How to cancel marriages and civil unions?
Marriage and civil union are among the important steps a couple takes to express their love. However, like anything else, it may not always work as expected. Divorce? Possible... but the annulment of the marriage can also be a solution, in some situations! Reasons...
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Common-law partners are single persons
Recent studies by the Chamber of Notaries testify to the widespread misperceptions among common-law couples. Many people think that after a certain period of common life, they are married according to the law. However, they are still single! At least, from a legal...
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The Civil Code of Quebec – matrimonial regime – articles concerning the partnership of acquests
PARTNERSHIP OF ACQUESTS § 1. — Composition of the partnership of acquests 448. The property that each of the spouses possesses when the regime comes into effect or that each subsequently acquires constitutes acquests or private property according to the rules...
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The Civil Code of Quebec – matrimonial regime – separation as to property
SEPARATION AS TO PROPERTY § 1. — Conventional separation as to property 485. The regime of conventional separation as to property is established by a simple declaration to this effect in the marriage contract. 1991, c. 64, a. 485. 486. Under the regime of...
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Notice of publication civil marriage or civil union
Publication to the Registrar of Civil Status. When a couple decides to marry or to unite civilly, they must make public their intention known to the Registrar of civil status. It is a requirement governed by the law. Here are all the details that surround the...
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Notary to celebrate my civil marriage
For many couples, marriage is a way to show their love at its highest level. Ceremony, limousine, banquet, cutting the cake together, honeymoon... But today, marriage is as a legal matter as a love story. Who better than a notary to better guide you in your union?...
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Wedding /Marriage – some wonderful wedding ideas for small budgets
Wedding – where and how you can celebrate your marriage. You decide to get married? Fantastic! Congratulations! Now is the time to think about the ceremony and send the invitations! By the way, have you thought about your budget? This is often neglected when you...
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The most charming reception rooms, reception halls for your wedding in Montreal
Montreal Wedding - The most charming reception halls (reception rooms) for your wedding in Montreal. As a notary and as a wedding officiant or civil union officiant, I have had the privilege over the years of working in many places of marriage around Montreal. I...
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Places to celebrating your civil wedding – what place to choose?
A notary who acts as a wedding officiant in his or her position may celebrate a civil marriage in any place chosen by the future spouses, by common accord with him or her. However, the place must respect the solemn and public character of the event. By choosing a...
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