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There have been far-reaching changes in the role played by lawyers, which is no longer limited to defending clients before the courts. They are professional advisers who can put their competence to the service of all (private individuals, businesses, associations and public authorities).

Informing and advising

Lawyers are advisers who can avoid disputes and help you to find private solutions. They can accompany you during important times in your life, even outside the context of all disputes or lawsuits: marriage, PACS civil partnerships, successions, divorces, professional life, etc.

As the law is becoming increasingly complex and specialized, your lawyer will be able to guide you in executing your projects. He can tell you about the regulations in force and help you to draw up the necessary correspondence for your contacts or partners.

Remember that a single piece of advice can help you to avoid long procedures and hence save you a lot of time and money.

Acting on your behalf

Are you a creditor and a private individual owes you money, or on the contrary, are you in a difficult economic situation? Your lawyer can take all necessary actions, on private or judiciary levels, to recover the money owed to you, or find a solution for your problem (spreading out debts, personal bankruptcy, civil receivership, etc.).

In the event of an occurrence, an accident or a conflict with your employer, he can tell you about your rights and help you to take the necessary actions. He can advise you about the recourse open to you and check the compensation amounts put forward by your insurer to make sure that they comply with the law and jurisprudence.

Drawing up documents and reaching compromises

Lawyers are also the people best able to draw up your contracts or agreements, for private individuals or businesses alike. For example, they can draw up your housing leases or your employment contracts.