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Élodie Gaudreault
Bar Admission
Quebec, 2022
Education
Bachelor of Laws, Université du Québec à Montréal (LL.B.)
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A lawyer in Laval, Élodie is part of the Litigation team and focuses her practice primarily on family and personal law. From the outset of her career, she has centred her professional development on this area, which is especially meaningful to her.
She assists her clients in matters that are often complex and emotionally charged, combining legal rigour with a deep sense of empathy. Her practice is defined by a thoughtful approach, focused on each client’s specific needs and on developing tailored, lasting solutions.
Before joining TCJ, she practised at another firm in Quebec, where she developed a versatile practice that gives her a well-rounded perspective on family law issues. She favours a constructive approach to dispute resolution, while remaining firm and precise when the situation calls for it.
Known for her proactive listening, availability and natural empathy, Élodie provides personalized, reassuring guidance to her clients at every stage of the process.
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- Inheritance Law
- Youth Law
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