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Articles by Me Mirabela Petrulian — notarial expertise in Laval since 2007.
Business Dissolution: Legal Steps | Notary Laval
Dissolving a business in Quebec requires careful legal planning. Learn the key steps and the role of the corporate notary in ensuring a compliant closure.
REQ Update: Business Obligations in Laval
Keeping your REQ file current is a legal obligation and a mark of credibility. Learn why it matters and how to stay compliant in Quebec.
Holograph Will Probate | Notary Laval
A holograph will must be probated before it can be used. Learn why this step is mandatory under Quebec law and how a Laval notary can guide you through the process.
Helping Laval Residents Choose the Right Legal Professional for Their Situation — No Jargon, Just Clear Answers
Notary or lawyer: who should you call in Laval? Discover the distinct roles of these two Quebec legal professionals and how to choose the right one.
Mortgage Refinancing in Laval | GSN Notaires
Refinancing your mortgage in Laval? Find out why your notary is an essential ally — and why their role goes far beyond signing documents.
General vs Special Power of Attorney | Notary Laval
General or special power of attorney: find out which one suits your situation and why working with a notary is essential for validity in Québec.
Travelling with Your Child Without the Other Parent: Understanding the Importance of a Notarized Authorization for Stress-Free Travel and Avoiding Border Issues
Travelling with your child without the other parent? A notarized authorization prevents border refusals. Practical advice from GSN Notaires in Laval.
Advance Medical Directives – Notary Laval
Advance medical directives let you express your care wishes in advance. A Laval notary can help ensure they're legally valid and properly drafted.
Estate Settlement Timelines in Laval | GSN Notaires
How long does it take to settle an estate in Québec? Learn the key steps, realistic timelines, and the liquidator's role — explained clearly.
What Many Spouses Don't Know Until It's Too Late: Understanding Your Rights While You're Alive to Protect the One You Love After You're Gone
Married, civil union, or common-law: your rights after a spouse's death vary greatly. Learn how to protect your partner in Québec.
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