Caring for a Loved One Who Is Incapacitated: Considerations for Indigenous Communities
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Éducaloi provides general information about the law that applies in Québec.
This is not a legal opinion nor legal advice.
To find out the specific rules for your situation, consult a lawyer or notary.
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