Administrative Law in Longueuil: Me Sylvain Pratte Supports You
Administrative law in Longueuil covers the rules that govern the relationship between citizens and government institutions. It applies to many important areas that affect individuals, employers and employees. Me Sylvain Pratte guides you through these often complex processes with precise and reliable legal support.
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Alongside administrative law, our firm also works in other public and private law areas. If you need legal help in housing law, family and matrimonial law, or legal aid, Me Sylvain Pratte will guide you based on your needs. These areas allow us to offer complete legal support that reflects each person's situation. Feel free to contact us to discuss your legal matter.
SAAQ (Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec)
Whether for a road accident or compensation claims, Me Sylvain Pratte can represent you in your dealings with the SAAQ.
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Employment Insurance (EI)
Are you experiencing difficulties with unemployment benefits or a decision contested by Service Canada? He actively defends your rights and challenges unfair decisions.
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IVAC (Indemnisation des victimes d'actes criminels)
If you are the victim of a crime, Me Pratte supports you in obtaining fair and equitable compensation.
Quebec Pension Plan
We guide you to optimize your rights for all retirement-related questions, including pensions and benefits.
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Child Benefits and Tax Benefits
Me Sylvain Pratte helps you understand and contest decisions regarding child tax benefits.
Whether you are an individual or a worker, Me Sylvain Pratte's office is there to advise and defend your rights in all matters related to administrative law in Longueuil.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Do you have questions about administrative law in Longueuil? Here are answers to some of our office clients' most common questions.
1. What Is an Administrative Law Dispute?
It is a disagreement between citizens and public bodies, such as the SAAQ, Quebec Pension Plan or Service Canada.
2. Can I Challenge an Administrative Decision on My Own?
Yes, but working with a lawyer increases your chances by preparing your file carefully and presenting a strong case.
3. What Documents Do I Need to Start a Challenge?
That depends on the agency. Usually, you need the written decision, supporting evidence and your contact information.
4. How Long Does an Administrative Appeal Take?
The timeline varies depending on the agency. Some cases are resolved in a few weeks, while others may take several months.
5. Is Legal Aid Available for This Kind of Case?
Yes, many administrative law cases can be covered if you qualify. Contact our office directly for answers that fit your situation.
Testimonials
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