Various legal questions may arise in the course of a person’s lifetime, including matters pertaining to consent to care, a name change, or protective supervision of an adult. Personal rights law covers a wide range of issues, from a person’s name, gender, and domicile to their civil status and protection regime.
In some cases, issues can arise even before a person reaches the age of majority, particularly with regard to consent to care and a change of gender and emancipation applications. In others, people can spend much of their lives without dealing with such matters until a mandate in case of incapacity is required.
Whether you need information on your rights, answers to your questions, or help drafting a legal document, our team will be pleased to guide you through the Quebec legal system in all matters related to personal rights law. Our team has extensive experience representing clients before personal rights tribunals in both contentious and non-contentious cases. Regardless of the type of service their clients need, our lawyers pride themselves on their personalized approach. They know how to guide their clients through procedures that may seem laborious and often deal with delicate and sometimes emotionally charged situations.