Justice-Quebec.ca is proud to announce a referral partnership with the Mouvement Action Justice — a Montreal community organization that has been offering free legal consultations and concrete court accompaniment for 27 years. Two platforms, one conviction: no one should navigate the justice system alone.
Mouvement Action Justice — MAJ
Independent community organization · Montreal · For 27 years- Free legal clinic with lawyer — Tuesdays afternoon from 5 PM (limited spots)
- Assistance drafting complaints in police ethics
- Physical accompaniment before the Police Ethics Commissioner and courts
- Documentation and support for victims' claims
- Investigation services in certain cases
- Information sessions for community workers and groups
- Contact: info@maj-quebec.com · 514 273-4302
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Why This Partnership
When someone contacts us and needs a physical presence, a lawyer sitting across from them, hands-on support — we refer them to the Mouvement Action Justice. And the MAJ will continue referring Justice-Quebec.ca to its users as an information and legal guidance resource. Two organizations, one mission.
What the MAJ Concretely Does for Citizens
For 27 years, the Mouvement Action Justice has been receiving people every week who are overwhelmed by the justice system. People who have experienced police misconduct and don't know how to file a complaint. Victims who need someone to physically accompany them to court. Citizens who simply have no one to talk to about their situation.
The MAJ offers attentive listening, information on available options, and concrete help drafting their documents. When needed, an MAJ representative will accompany citizens physically before the Police Ethics Commissioner or the courts. In some cases, the MAJ can even conduct an investigation to document and support victims' claims.
Their flagship service: a free legal clinic with a lawyer, on Tuesday afternoons starting at 5 PM. Spots are limited — you must write to info@maj-quebec.com with your phone number, a summary of your situation with the date of the incident, and your questions.
The MAJ also offers information sessions for community workers and groups who want to better understand the justice system in order to better support their own users.
The Mouvement Action Justice is publishing its very first collection of lived experiences on April 16, 2026 — concrete testimonies from citizens who navigated the justice system with the organization's support.
For more information about this publication, contact the MAJ directly at info@maj-quebec.com.
A Growing Ecosystem
This partnership adds to the one we have established with our social workers, whose profiles are available on our Trust and References page.
We will soon be announcing further additions to this page: jurists, lawyers and notaries who stand out for their commitment to vulnerable people and their concrete contribution to access to justice.
If you believe you deserve a place in our Trust and References section, don't hesitate to send us an email describing what you have done for people. We will be happy to give you the visibility you deserve.
Justice-Quebec.ca is an independent citizen platform whose mission is to support people navigating the Quebec justice system alone. The Mouvement Action Justice is a community organization established at 2240 rue Fullum, Montreal.
For 27 years, the MAJ has provided its services free of charge to citizens who often have nowhere else to turn. This organization exists in part thanks to donations from people like you. If you believe in access to justice for all, please consider contributing — every donation counts.
- Access to Justice Trust and References — Justice-Quebec.ca
- Self-representation Defending Yourself Without a Lawyer — Practical Guide
- Citizen Files Citizen Files and Testimonies
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