Welcome to the Lawyer - Housing Law website
As a lawyer practicing in housing law, we represent you before the Tribunal Administratif du Logement in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Valleyfield, Joliette, St-Jérôme and others.
As lawyers specializing in housing law, we are at your side to defend your rights before the Tribunal administratif du logement. Whether you are faced with a lease termination, non-payment of rent, major repair problems, or any other delicate situation such as the eviction of a tenant or neighbourhood disturbances, we are committed to representing you with expertise and dedication. Our goal is to provide you with effective solutions tailored to your specific needs.
In addition, we offer consultations to inform both tenants and landlords about their rights and obligations. Together, we will prepare your files for the Tribunal and draft all necessary correspondence, including formal notices. With our professional and personalized support, you will be able to navigate the complexities of housing law with confidence.
Our services and areas of expertise
Housing law governs all relationships between landlords and tenants, established by a lease agreement that defines the obligations of each party. This legislation aims to ensure a respectful and balanced interaction between landlords and tenants, by providing a clear and protective legal framework. The lease agreement is therefore a central element of this relationship, which underlines the importance of surrounding yourself with a competent lawyer to avoid any ambiguity in its clauses.
Whether you are a landlord or tenant, it is essential to have a lawyer specialized in housing law by your side to effectively navigate your rental agreement. Here are some situations where our expertise can be valuable to you:
Decisions of the Tribunal Administratif du Logement may be appealed with permission from a judge of the Court of Québec, when the issue at stake is one that should be submitted to the Court of Québec.
An appeal of a decision of the Tribunal Administratif du Logement will generally be authorized by a judge of the Court of Québec, when the issue submitted by the applicant is serious, new, of general interest or controversial.
A question may be considered serious when it: - Involves the application of the Charter - Addresses the issue of the competence or jurisdiction of the Administrative Housing Tribunal - Determines the scope of the tenant's rights and obligations - Determines the scope of the landlord's rights and obligations - Affects the tenant's right to remain in the premises A question may be considered new for the purposes of the appeal, when it raises an original, unexpected or innovative character A question of general interest refers to a group interest as opposed to a particular interest . This suggests that the issue will have repercussions on the rights and obligations of a group or category of persons. For example, a question concerning either the rights and obligations of landlords or tenants.
A controversial question refers to a jurisprudential or doctrinal contradiction.
Representation before the Administrative Housing Tribunal

Many people are unaware of this, but it is often possible to benefit from the assistance of a lawyer during a hearing at the Régie du logement, whether you are a tenant or a landlord, to defend your rights.
As a lawyer practicing housing law, we represent you before the Tribunal Administratif du Logement in Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Valleyfield, Joliette, St-Jérôme and others.
We also represent you in appeals of the Tribunal Administratif du Logement decisions before the Court of Quebec
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“In housing law, the balance between the rights of the tenant and those of the landlord is essential: it is about guaranteeing a fair, respectful and protective contract for both parties, so that everyone can enjoy a roof in complete safety and peace of mind.”
@Avocat -Droit du Logement