Navigating the Legal Landscape of Unmarried Partnerships in Quebec
This course explores the complex legal framework governing cohabitation in Quebec, focusing on judicial lawmaking and its impact on family lawyers' practice. Key topics include: unjust enrichment claims; joint family ventures; cohabitation agreements. The course examines the challenges in litigation and negotiation, power dynamics in contract formation, and the role of the legislature in potential reforms. Designed for legal professionals seeking to understand the nuances of cohabitation law in Quebec.
8 activities • 23 videos • duration: 2h 21m
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