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and committed justice
Lawyer specializing in youth law (DPJ), mental health law, and housing law in Quebec
Are you facing a difficult situation with the Youth Protection Services (DPJ), in mental health or housing? Do you have questions, but don't know where to start?
At DUX law firm, we support you with clear advice, a human approach and representation tailored to your situation.
Address
111, rue Chabanel O. #440
Montreal, Quebec H2N 1C8
*Our offices are open by appointment only.
Phone
(438) 838-6638
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DUX law firm offers legal services in youth protection law (DPJ), mental health law, and housing law, particularly on Montreal's North Shore, in Laval, Joliette, Saint-Jérôme, the Laurentians, and Mont-Laurier. We represent parents, children, and relatives in often urgent situations, whether involving DPJ intervention, court hearings, placement in a facility, or housing proceedings.
Our team is involved at every stage of a case, whether it's obtaining legal advice, understanding your rights, assessing your options, or representing you in court. We accept legal aid mandates and offer accessible, compassionate support tailored to each individual's situation.
Whether your situation is urgent or you simply want to gain more clarity before making a decision, we are available to assist you.
Need advice quickly?
A consultation can help you understand your situation and make informed decisions.
Can I consult a lawyer even if the situation has already started?
Yes. It's never too late to get advice and support in your endeavors.
Do I have to sign what the DPJ is proposing?
Not necessarily. It's important to understand the implications before making a decision.
Does legal aid cover my case?
In several cases, particularly in youth protection and mental health, yes. Eligibility depends on your financial situation.
When should I consult a lawyer?
As soon as possible. Having support from the start can make a real difference to your case.
Are my communications with a lawyer confidential?
Yes. The exchanges are protected by professional secrecy.
Do you have any questions?
We are available to discuss this with you.