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Social Sciences and Humanities; Law

Jeffrey A. Talpis

Private international law (estates, matrimonial regimes)

Professeur titulaire

Faculté de droit

Pavillon Maximilien-Caron, room A-7470

514 343-7872

jeffrey.talpis@umontreal.ca

Profile

Research expertise

  • International law of successions: planning and litigation
  • Estates (succession) and trusts law
  • National and private international fiduciary law
  • Private international law pertaining to the protection of incapacitated persons
  • Property relations between spouses and other cohabitation models in private international law
  • Private international law pertaining to security rights
  • International commercial contracts
  • International litigation strategies in civil and commercial matters
  • Notarial law
  • International notarial law
  • Alternative methods for the resolution of international commercial disputes – NAFTA Committee 2022
  • International legal practice
  • Comparative law in matters of succession
  • Foreign matrimonial regimes

Biography

Jeffrey Talpis is a Full Professor, notary, arbitrator and mediator. He is a McGill University law graduate who also holds a Master’s Degree and a Doctorate in Law from Université de Montréal. Professor Talpis is a noted authority in the field of private international law. Since 1995, he has been cited in more than 200 decisions rendered in both Quebec and elsewhere in Canada and he has published in excess of 150 articles and books on nearly every aspect of private international law, notably in relation to family law, law of successions, matrimonial property law, law of sureties, law of contracts, fiduciary law, and on the avoidance of legal disputes.

Affiliations and responsabilities

Projects

Outreach

Publications and presentations

Disciplines

  • Law

Areas of expertise

  • Private international law
  • Notarial law
  • Family law
  • Comparative law
  • Estates
  • Matrimonial regimes
  • Sureties
  • Contracts
  • Trusts
  • Alternative methods of conflict resolution