3 Best Divorce Lawyers in Gatineau

“Léveillé et Associés has been counselling and representing clients in various family Law matters. They guide the clients regarding divorce, separation, child custody, access, child support, spousal support, division of assets, amicable agreements, mediation coaching and more. Over many years, their team has gained the experience and expertise to make this process seamless. Their team of lawyers is ardently defending your interests throughout the judicial process, including representation in court and negotiations with other parties so that you can achieve the best results. Legal matters can be intimidating and complicated, so crucial to take an informed approach. Through this service offering, you can count on them to guide you in every step of the process.”

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“Nadia Kuevidjen is a law professor at the University of Ottawa, LLL. Nadia also holds a Bachelor's degree in business law, with a tax option obtained in France. Nadia is a member of the Quebec Bar. Nadia Kuevidjen defends and works in concert with clients to understand their requirements for justice. Ms. Kuevidjen accompanies her clients throughout their operations and proposes creative and innovative solutions while ensuring respect for rigour, ethics, trust, and loyalty. She will provide you with a pre-hourly rate or a pre-defined flat rate. She also accurately records due diligence for the cases in which she intervenes.”

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“Kim Beaudoin has been practicing family law since the year 2000. She studied political science at Concordia University before obtaining her bachelor's degree in civil law from the University of Ottawa. She has worked in her own law office, practicing as a family lawyer serving clients in family law. She has a wide range of experience in all aspects of family law, including litigation before the negotiation, courts, and out-of-court settlements. Kim has become a member of Quebec’s collaborative law group. She is happy to offer this new service to guide clients who want a solution to their issues without using the court system. In 2016, Ms. Beaudoin took on a temporary position in the cabinet of Quebec’s Minister of Justice to work on a unique project. Kim has now returned to private practice to serve her clients better.”

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