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Véronique Lessard
Chambre des notaires
Quebec, 2008
Education
Bachelor of Laws, Université de Sherbrooke
Master of Laws in Notarial Law, Université de Sherbrooke
Contact information
Paralegal
A notary based in Laval, Véronique is a member of TCJ’s business law team, where she leverages her expertise in title examination and legal analysis of real estate files. She helps ensure the quality, compliance and rigour of the transactions and mandates entrusted to her.
Before joining TCJ, she practised in the private sector from 2008 to 2024, offering a general practice that included real estate law, personal law, family law, non-litigious proceedings and family mediation.
She then continued her career at another notarial office, where she focused more specifically on personal law, further strengthening her ability to support clients with sensitivity, discipline and professionalism.
Recognized for her efficiency, thoroughness, and dedication, Véronique stands out for her sound judgment, strong analytical skills and ongoing commitment to delivering legal services that are clear, structured and human-centred.
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- Real estate title examinations
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