The Barreau du Québec invited Justice-Quebec.ca to promote its own guide. The platform complied. Months later: a cease-and-desist delivered by process server. A complete reversal — fully documented, with all records publicly available.

We've all heard the line in the movies: "Call my lawyer!" But in real life — especially in Quebec — the person you actually need to call is often a notary. The confusion between the two is genuine, widespread, and sometimes expensive. Here is the distinction nobody bothers to explain clearly.

Quebec has an entire infrastructure of legal assistance that most of the people who need it most have never heard of. Here are the 12 essential resources — what each one does, when to use it, and how to combine them.

In Quebec, a judge can destroy a life through serious error and go home without practically ever fearing personal consequences. A near-absolute legal privilege that raises fundamental questions about judicial accountability — and one that the Chief Justice himself publicly acknowledges as insufficient.

Justice-Quebec.ca | Access to Justice

Justice-Quebec.ca | Access to Justice

Justice-Quebec.ca | Access to Justice

Justice-Quebec.ca | Access to Justice