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Administration of Property

I grant my mandatary the power to administer my property according to the Civil Code of Quebec rules of:

Simple Administration Full Administration

Do you want to authorize your mandatary to act in your place as liquidator of a successsion if you receive those duties?

Yes No

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Partial Incapacity

If my incapacity is only partial, my residual capacity is to be taken into account?

Yes No

I will then retain full autonomy in decisions about my person and my mandatary will act with powers of:

Simple Administration Full Administration

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Restricted Property

Do you want to restrict your Attorneys from selling certain moveable and/or immoveable property?

Yes No

Describe any other details or wishes:

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Restrictions

Do you wish to put restrictions on your Attorneys

Yes No

Select the restrictions you wish to put on your Attorneys:

I wish to live independently as long as possible and would like my money to be spent for that purpose. I restrict the types of investments my Attorneys can make with my money to only government issued savings bonds. I wish to create a customized restriction.

Restriction

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I put restrictions on my Attorneys?

Should I put restrictions on my Attorneys?

You are giving your Attorneys considerable power. There may be some specific things that you would prefer your Attorneys did not do.

What sort of restrictions can be put on an Attorneys?

What sort of restrictions can be put on an Attorneys?

There can be many restrictions you may want to place on your Attorneys. You may wish to prevent your Attorneys from selling a particular piece of real estate. Or you may wish to limit how much your Attorneys may spend while renovating a particular property.

What is the difference between simple and full administration?

What is the difference between simple and full administration?

Simple Administration
Most mandataries are given simple administration. Your mandatary will require authorization from you to perform certain significant actions. He or she will be required to act with the aim of safeguarding and maintaining the value of your property and make presumed sound investments.
Full Administration
Your mandatary will have powers of full administration: this means they must not only safeguard your assets but if possible, ensure that they grow and increase in value. He or she may decide to loan, sell or mortgage your property or modify it and to make presumed sound investments from your assets without your authorization.