Notary for Divorce in Sherbrooke
Are you facing a difficult situation of divorce or the dissolution of your civil union in Sherbrooke? At Mtre Cristina Bindac, notary, we understand how trying this can be. That is why we are here to offer you legal assistance for your divorce and to help you through the elaborate and tedious stages of divorce.
Whether you need help drafting an amicable divorce agreement or dealing with complex issues such as child custody and division of property, our team is here to guide you through the process. With our experience in divorce and dissolution of civil union, you can be sure that you are in safe hands with Mtre Cristina Bindac, notary in Sherbrooke.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you through this challenging time in your life with complete peace of mind.
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Divorce (amicable divorce): We know that divorce can be a difficult and stressful time for you. We are here to help you through this frustrating time and find a solution that works for both of you. We offer to guide you through this delicate stage of your life to arrive at an amicable divorce.
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Dissolution of civil union: If you are considering dissolving your civil union, the professionals at Mtre Cristina Bindac Notaire are here to help you. We understand the unique challenges of dissolving a civil union and are here to provide you with the legal expertise you need to make informed decisions.
FAQ: Divorce
What Are the Objectives of Family Patrimony?
Family patrimony was introduced into the Civil Code of Quebec in 1989 in order to put an end to certain inequalities, particularly when the couple had opted for a regime of separation of property. This was often the case when, for example, one of the spouses had not entered the workforce to take care of the children. The purpose of the family patrimony rules is therefore to promote the economic equality of the spouses.
Can Married Couples Divorce Amicably?
It is possible to end a marriage in a spirit of agreement through an amicable break-up. An amicable break-up has many advantages compared to a judgment obtained in a confrontational or disputed manner. Because it allows for shorter time frames, costs and fees are reduced accordingly.
Do I Benefit from Being Represented by a Notary for My Divorce Petition?
The presence of a notary-mediator assures both spouses that the solutions chosen will be fair and equitable and that they will respect the laws in force. The notary-mediator is neutral and provides all the necessary legal information so that the parties can make informed decisions.