Getting married at the Montreal Palais de Justice is one way that you can celebrate your civil marriage. There are many differences between a civil marriage celebrated by a notary, and especially by Mtre Mona Salehi, Notary and Civil Marriage Officiant in Montreal, and a civil marriage celebrated by a court clerk at the Montreal Palais de Justice. It is important to carefully assess the options and benefits in order to make an informed choice.
A civil marriage with a notary officiant entitles you to legal explanations
During a consultation, the notary will explain to you the different elements of the law relating to civil marriage:
- the different matrimonial regimes,
- the concept of family patrimony,
- the legal implications of marriage,
- the possibility of writing a marriage contract,
The court clerk at the Palais de Justice is not a legal adviser. He does not have the right to give legal advice.
Delays and Days for Celebrating a Civil Marriage at the Montreal Palais de Justice
At the Montreal Palais de Justice, it takes an average of 60 days after filing your civil marriage application. Civil marriages are only celebrated on Saturdays, with an average of 12 civil marriages each Saturday.
Mtre Mona Salehi, Civil Marriage Officiant in Montreal, celebrates marriages from Monday to Saturday. She can marry you 21 days after the first consultation.
Differences in the Marriage Ceremony
Celebration of Civil Marriage at the Montreal Palais de Justice
At the Palais de Justice, the ceremony cannot be personalized. This means that the court clerk will read articles 392 to 396 of the Quebec Civil Code then receive the consent of the future spouses. The marriage ceremony will take place in the court room provided for this purpose.
Celebration of Civil Marriage with Mtre Mona Salehi
With Mtre Mona Salehi, the spouses have the opportunity to introduce personalized elements in the ceremony, which can be said by the notary, the spouses or even a witness of this special moment. We celebrate civil marriages in our elegant marriage ceremony room.
Our civil marriage celebration room
Here is our elegant civil marriage ceremony room, freely made available to you to celebrate your marriage with Mtre Mona Salehi.
The Price of a Civil Marriage at the Montreal Palais de Justice and with Mtre Mona Salehi, Notary and Civil Marriage Officiant
Price of a Civil Marriage at the Palais de Justice
The price of a civil marriage at the Montreal Palais de Justice ranges from $270 to $360. This does not include legal consultation or advice on the choice of a matrimonial regime.
Price of a Civil Marriage in Montreal with Mtre Mona Salehi
The fees for Me Mona Salehi to officiate a civil marriage on weekdays in one of our ceremony halls start at $600 before taxes. These fees include a legal consultation, preparation and submission of various forms, as well as the civil marriage ceremony. The price will vary depending on the hall and whether the marriage is celebrated on a weekday or during a weekend. Contact Me Salehi directly at (514) 903-8560 to learn more or to make an appointment to prepare for your civil marriage ceremony.
