Carl St-Onge - Québec Bar Member since 2001
Protecting your interests in all fields of life.
Carl St-Onge
Argumentum ex silencio
[ To argue from silence ]
Located in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield and practicing throughout the Montérégie-Ouest region, Carl St-Onge focuses his practice on fighting injustice, whether in general civil law and human rights, or in the fields of construction, commercial and corporate law.
Services
Expertise and all the resources you need.
Construction law
Our firm offers expertise both in construction law (legal mortgages, contracts, debt recovery) and housing law (rental disputes, tenants’ rights).
General civil law
We strive to protect private interests and resolve conflicts that may arise in civil relations.
Labour law
We guide employers and employees in labor relations, with CNESST expertise, personal employment contracts and negotiations.
Corporate and commercial law
Our firm excels with companies of all forms and sizes in commercial and corporate law, corporate governance, shareholder agreements, litigation and debt recovery.
Individual rights
Our expertise is based on our knowledge of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and theCharter of Human Rights and Freedoms of Quebec, with a strong commitment to fighting injustice.
Inheritance law
Our firm manages estate procedures, mandates of incapacity and power of attorney, as well as defending the rights of inheritors in the event of litigation.
CARL ST-ONGE ALSO OFFERS LEGAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
1. What is construction law?
Construction law governs the legal relationships between various players in the construction industry, including property owners, contractors, and subcontractors. It covers construction contracts, disputes, legal hypothecs, and debt recovery. Me St-Onge is here to guide you through these processes to protect your interests.
2. How does the legal hypothec work in construction law in Quebec?
The legal hypothec in construction law ensures that contractors and subcontractors are paid for their work. It must be registered within 30 days after the work is completed. To avoid complications, consulting a specialized lawyer like Me St-Onge is highly recommended.
3. What is general civil law, and how can it help me?
General civil law regulates private relationships between individuals, including contracts, liabilities, and disputes. Me St-Onge assists in resolving civil disputes, whether through negotiation or legal action, while safeguarding your rights.
4. What are my rights as a worker or employer under Quebec labour law?
Labour law protects both employers and employees in workplace relationships. Whether you have questions about the CNESST, employment contracts, or negotiating terms, Me St-Onge offers comprehensive expertise to advise and represent you.
5. How can Me St-Onge assist my business with commercial and corporate law?
Whether you run an SME or a large corporation, Me St-Onge provides assistance in commercial and corporate law. This includes drafting shareholder agreements, corporate governance, debt recovery, and handling commercial disputes.
6. What is personal law in Quebec?
Personal law safeguards individuals’ fundamental rights, including those enshrined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms. Me St-Onge defends your rights in cases involving dignity, discrimination, or freedom.. Me St-Onge défend vos droits face à des injustices touchant la dignité, la discrimination ou la liberté.
7. What are the steps in an estate settlement in Quebec?
The estate settlement process in Quebec involves liquidating assets, distributing them to heirs, and resolving inheritance disputes. Me St-Onge supports you through all stages, including incapacity mandates and powers of attorney, ensuring a smooth and conflict-free succession.
8. What is a service or enterprise contract?
A service or enterprise contract is an agreement where a provider or contractor commits to performing work or delivering a service in exchange for a set payment. While such agreements can be verbal, it’s best to draft them to clarify each party’s rights, obligations, project details, timelines, costs, and payment terms. Me St-Onge can assist with drafting, negotiating, and terminating these contracts to protect your interests and avoid disputes.
