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Isabelle Boulianne
Bar Admission 1999
Law degree, Université de Sherbrooke (LLB)
Contact information
Legal Assistant
A Saint-Hyacinthe lawyer with over 18 years of experience, Isabelle has developed an expertise in the areas of estate law, law of persons, family law and estate litigation.
Clients appreciate Isabelle’s straightforward and practical approach. And she has earned a solid reputation as a litigator before the civil and administrative courts of Quebec.
Isabelle’s involvement with the lawyer’s association in Saint-Hyacinthe allows her to give back to members of her community by improving their access to the justice.
Isabelle is known for being attentive to her clients’ needs and spares no effort to find the most satisfactory solutions.
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Services
- Civil Litigation
- Estate Litigation
- Family Law
- Human Rights
- Inheritance Law
- Protection Mandates
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Professional activities
I was recently able to probate a will that was not signed, despite existing case law to the contrary, which allowed me to also settle an estate lawsuit involving a large number of people.
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Social Involvement
Access to justice is an issue that is important to me and I am actively involved in improving access by organizing and participating in free legal clinics that I offer to members of my community.
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Conference
- Conjoints en affaires, quand l'amour fout le camp et que le droit s’en mêle!
News
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Real Estate and Construction
New Real Estate Assessment Roll and Tax Bill Increase
Does the increase in value of a property automatically reflect on the owner's tax bill?
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Disciplinary and Professional
Monetary claim against a professional who has committed a breach of ethics
Does filing a request for an inquiry with the office of the syndic of a professional order allows the person who requested the inquiry to receive financial compensation for the damages caused by a professional member of that order?
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Labour and Employment
Language Requirements at Hiring
Can a job offer require a candidate to be proficient in a language other than French?
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