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The "Act of Birth"
Filiation: the Legal Link Between Parents and Children
Same Sex Parents and the Law
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This is Not My Child! Attacking or Claiming Filiation
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Adopting a Child in Quebec
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Role and Powers of the Director of Youth Protection
Reporting a Case to the Director of Youth Protection: the Process and Questions of Confidentiality
When to Report a Case to the Director of Youth Protection
When and how can a judge intervene in a child's life?
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Parental Authority
Parents' Responsibility for Acts of Children Under 18
Emancipation of a Minor
The Child’s Lawyer
Passports
The Right of Grandchildren to Have a Relationship with Their Grandparents
Tutorship for Minors
Role and Powers of the Director of Youth Protection
Reporting a Case to the Director of Youth Protection: the Process and Questions of Confidentiality
When to Report a Case to the Director of Youth Protection
When and how can a judge intervene in a child's life?
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