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Stephanie Jean
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2022
Education
Law Degree, Université Laval (LL.B.)
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Legal Assistant
A lawyer in Brossard, Stephanie practices within the Litigation and Dispute Resolution team, with a particular focus on family law. Before joining TCJ, she worked in family law boutique firms, where she developed solid litigation experience.
Stephanie regularly handles files involving significant financial issues, including income imputation, spousal and child support and the partition of patrimony. Through detailed and in-depth analysis of complex financial data, she develops targeted and effective strategies supported by rigorous evidence.
Methodical and strategic, Stephanie is highly effective in matters involving pronounced power dynamics.
She pleads in both French and English before the Superior Court and the Court of Appeal.
Recognized for her bold, dynamic and transparent approach, she assists her clients with competence and clarity.
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Services
- Civil Litigation
- Divorce and Separation
- Family Law
- Human Rights
- Parental Authority
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
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Administrative
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Business, Commercial and Corporate
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