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Amending a Company's Articles of Incorporation in Laval
Amending the articles of incorporation of a Quebec corporation: when to do it, how to prepare, and why planning ahead matters.
Buying Commercial Property via Corporation
Buying commercial property through a corporation affects the notarial process: corporate documents, authorized signatories, financing, and land register publication.
Equipment Financing: The Notary's Role in Laval
Equipment financing may require a notary: movable hypothec, RDPRM registration, and verification of legal capacity for your Quebec business.
Shareholder Agreement: Your Notary in Laval Guides You
Starting a business without a written agreement risks letting misunderstandings decide for you. Here's why documenting the partnership from the outset matters.
Selling a Family Business: The Notary's Role in Laval
The notary plays a concrete role in selling a family business: verifying titles, drafting deeds, and coordinating with your other professionals.
Directors' Resolutions: When Do You Need One?
Directors' resolutions are essential to documenting key corporate decisions. Learn when one is required and why the absence of one can put a transaction at risk.
Holding Company in Québec: Structure and Advantages
Holding companies in Quebec: discover how a holding company can structure your business assets and what a notary can do for you.
Minority Shareholders: What to Check Before Signing
Minority shareholder in Québec? Discover the essential protections to secure before signing a shareholders' agreement — notarial perspective and conflict prevention.
Business Mergers in Québec: The Role of the Notary
A notary plays a critical role in Quebec business mergers: due diligence, drafting notarial acts, and managing post-merger legal formalities.
Dissolving a Business: The Legal Steps
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.
This text is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. As each situation is unique, it is recommended that you consult a professional to obtain advice tailored to your particular situation.
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