Your situation, in plain words — no legal vocabulary required.
She reads the official texts: Légifrance, Cour de cassation, current circulars.
A sourced answer, cited articles, and your concrete next steps.
A professional-grade housing law assistant for tenants and individual landlords, accessible and reliable. Julie offers the same analytical depth as professional tools for lawyers — full July 6, 1989 law access, Code civil, applicable case law, cross-referencing with ANIL grid and service-public.fr — calibrated for individuals’ questions. Clear first-level guidance before writing to the landlord: understand a deposit deduction, verify notice period in tense zones, identify grounds to contest a rent increase, prepare a formal notice. For eviction or complex litigation, have it validated by a lawyer.
Housing cases handled in a first analysis
- Return of the security deposit.
- Rent increases, charges, or lease clauses.
- Landlord notice or challenge to a letter.
- Preparation of a formal notice or reasoned message.
What Julie brings
- A clearer reading of the lease and related documents.
- The articles or rules to reread before writing.
- The evidence to gather.
- A basis for structuring a complaint or reply.
- With Pro and Expert: assisted rewriting (redline) of a lease or letter — legally grounded edits, annotated export.
Practical limits
- Julie does not replace a lawyer in judicial proceedings or imminent eviction cases.
- It does not resolve complex factual disputes on its own.
- It does not replace a technical assessment of the property.
- It does not represent you before a commission or court.