Justice Center for Victims of Crime
The Centre de justice pour les victimes d’actes criminels (CJVAC) offers free legal information services to victims, their loved ones and anyone concerned or affected by a crime. Services are available by appointment only.
Local justice centers
Community Justice Centers promote access to justice for citizens through legal information, support and referral services. Center staff welcome you in many regions of Quebec.
CanLII – Canadian Legal Information Institute
CanLII is a non-profit organization managed by the Federation of Law Societies of Canada. The purpose of CanLII is to provide free Internet access to Canadian law. This site provides access to judgments and other decisions of Canadian courts, including Quebec courts, as well as statutes and regulations relating to Canada’s legislative jurisdictions.
Alone in court guides
The Fondation du Barreau du Québec provides general information to help you better understand the main steps in the court process and the steps to take. These guides are useful if you decide to represent yourself in court, without legal counsel. The following publications are available on the Foundation’s website: Alone before an administrative tribunal […]
L’Aparté – Juripop
L’Aparté is a Juripop program offering free services to people who have experienced or witnessed sexual and psychological harassment in the cultural and communications sector. (Welcome, support, direct and accompany victims and survivors through all the legal steps they wish to take).
À deux mains | Head & Hands
À deux mains is an organization dedicated to the physical and mental well-being of young adults aged 12 to 25. It offers a variety of medical, social and legal services. A walk-in medical clinic is open almost every Tuesday and Thursday evening in Montreal. Young adults with precarious status and no health insurance are welcome. […]