This service is aimed at contesting statements of offense not exceeding 3 demerit points, such as the following offences: mandatory stops, red lights, seat belts, minor speeding, etc.

This service is aimed at contesting statements of offense not exceeding 5 demerit points, such as the following offences: using a cell phone while driving, an action likely to jeopardize the safety of other users of the road or goods, zig zag overtaking, etc.

This service is aimed at contesting statements of offense of 6 demerit points or more, such as the following offences: failure to stop when approaching a school bus whose flashing lights are on, racing, clinging to a moving road vehicle, being pulled or pushed by such a vehicle, or condoning such a practice, etc. *** Note: This service does not apply to excessive speeding offenses (GEV).

This service is aimed at contesting statements of offense for excessive speeding, such as when you are intercepted for having exceeded the legal limit, as the case may be: • 40 km/h or more in a zone where the limit is 60 km/h or less; • 50 km/h or more in a zone where the limit is more than 60 km/h to 90 km/h; • 60 km/h or more in a zone where the limit is 100 km/h or more.

This service is intended for individuals who, for a serious reason, are unable to appear in court on the date and at the time indicated on the notice of hearing.

This service is for anyone who decides to take steps to contest their statement of offense on their own. Our lawyers will then analyze your statement of offense and the abridged offense report and will give you legal advice to prepare you for your trial.

This service is intended for the person who was found guilty by default, having been unable to present his defense for a serious reason. For example, if you were not aware of the issuance of a statement of offense, or did not receive the hearing notice.

This service is intended for the owner whose road vehicle has been seized for a violation of the Highway Safety Code or the Criminal Code and who, for a valid reason, wishes to ask to be returned to possession of his vehicle before the end of the entry period.

This service is for people who have entered a guilty plea for a violation of the Highway Safety Code, and who want to withdraw it because they did not understand the nature of the charge or the possible consequences of the plea, or if she has not genuinely consented to the plea.

This service is for people whose driver’s license has been revoked by the Société d’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ), and who needs to drive before the end of the prohibition period.