When you're named executor, you're not expected to know everything.
We guide you step by step through settling an estate in Quebec. Clearly, calmly, and at your pace.
A clear path
We turn a complex estate process into clear, ordered steps tailored to your situation.
Practical tools
Letters, templates, explanations, and reminders. Available when you need them.
A human presence
Calm, steady guidance during a difficult time. No pressure. No jargon.
Being an executor isn't just paperwork.
It's responsibility, decision-making, and follow-through. Often while you're grieving.
You don't have to carry that alone.
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A simple process to guide you through every step.
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A clear list of what needs to be done, in the right order.
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Everything you need to move forward with confidence.
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A task list tailored to your situation. Track your progress, see what's next, and move at your own pace.
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General information
We provide general guidance, not legal advice. Consult a professional for important decisions.
Built for Quebec
Our content is tailored to Quebec estate laws and procedures.
Understanding succession in Quebec
A selection of short, sourced guides to orient you, wherever you are in the settlement.
Will search in Quebec: process, registers and cost
How to find out if a will was registered in Quebec? Process, CNQ and Barreau registers, cost and timeline — sourced from official Quebec institutions.
Read the guideHolograph will in Quebec: rules, validity and probate
A holograph will is valid in Quebec without notary or witness, but must be probated by the Superior Court. Form, risks and procedure explained with citations.
Read the guideTestamentary liquidator in Quebec: role, duties and steps
The testamentary liquidator administers the estate and winds it up according to the deceased’s wishes. Role, duties, steps and remuneration explained.
Read the guideForm MR-14.A: notice before distribution of estate property (Quebec)
MR-14.A is the notice the liquidator files with Revenu Québec before distributing estate assets. Without the resulting clearance certificate, the liquidator is personally liable.
Read the guideQuebec estate inventory: rules, content, publication
The Quebec estate inventory is governed by the Civil Code (arts. 794-801). Form, mandatory content, RDPRM publication and consequences explained.
Read the guideForm TP-646: Quebec estate income tax return
TP-646 is the Quebec estate income tax return. What it's for, who files it, the deadline, and where to obtain the official form from Revenu Québec.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about settling an estate.
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