Description
Appointment of a liquidator
- It is possible to designate a liquidator in the case of a succession without a will or with a will if the testator has failed to designate a liquidator.
- The heirs may make a designation of a liquidator attested by a notary to administer the succession patrimony.
- The heirs may designate, by a majority, the liquidator.
- However, these rules may vary depending on the wording of the will and the powers one wishes to confer on the liquidator.
- In the absence of a liquidator, the heirs will have to act collectively to settle the estate.
- The heirs can also make the appointment of a liquidator who will administer the estate.
- The document will be signed in virtual form and you will obtain a conformed copy (paper version) signed by the notary.
- By his signature alone, the notary certifies that he has verified the identity, status and capacity of the signing heirs, and that the document reflects their expressed wishes.
professional expertise, the notary may refuse the application if there is any
file if there is any doubt as to the identity and/or capacity of the
influence or interference of third parties, or in the presence of any situation
contrary to the law, professional ethics or public order.
public order. In such cases, an administrative
of $150 plus tax will be deducted from any refundable amount.
refundable amount, if any.
- If required, you may use our other online notarized liquidator declaration service.
- To obtain additional legal information for the liquidation or settlement of an estate, we invite you to consult our frequently asked legal questions .
- A period of 3 to 10 business days will be required for the preparation of your service request
Summary
Summary of clauses offered in preparation for the appointment of the liquidator by the heirs
- Appearance
- Declarations and agreements
- Death
- Marital status and matrimonial regime
- Search certificates
- Nature of estate, testamentary or legal
- Heirs
- Option : Designated liquidator's waiver
- Designation of liquidator
- Intervention of the liquidator
- Interpretation clause
- Closing of deed and signatures
Price
| Appointment of liquidator by heirs - Document certified by a notary | $270 |
Fees
| Enter the number of persons signing this document If the majority or total number of heirs is more than 3, $25 per additional signing heir will be charged. | - |
Available options
| Clause giving full powers to the liquidator (full administration of the estate) | Included |
| Why register a notice of appointment of liquidator in the RDPRM? | $125 |
| RDPRM registration fee - Non-taxable | $58 |
