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In the province of Quebec Canada if someone is common law married can she be the sole beneficiary leaving the paternal children with nothing?
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The Civil Code of Quebec does not confer any legal status on common law partners. When one dies the other is not considered an heir at law. If the spouses wish each other to be heirs they must each have a will carefully drafted by an attorney naming the other as beneficiary.
Your father had the right to leave his property to his common law wife by his will. If there was no will then his children would be his heirs. You can get more information at the links provided below.
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