Online notarized appointment of liquidator

Description

• It is possible to appoint a liquidator in the case of a succession (estate) with or without a Will if the testator has failed to appoint a liquidator.
• The Civil Code of Quebec gives heirs the right to appoint a liquidator who will administer the estate assets.
• The heirs may, by majority vote, appoint the liquidator.
• However, these rules may vary depending on the drafting of the Will and the powers conferred to the liquidator.
• In the absence of liquidator, the heirs will have to act collectively to settle the estate.
• Steps included in the service :
• Online meeting with a notary to assess your needs and get legal advice; 
• Preparation of the appointment of the liquidator and a draft will be sent to the each signing heir;
• Meeting online via a conference call for explanations and signing of the declartion electronically with a notary.
• The fees for the electronic signature platform are included.

• A period of 3 to 10 business days will be required for the preparation of your service request