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 family law assistant for individuals, accessible and reliable. Julie offers the same analytical depth as professional tools for lawyers — full Code civil access, Cour de cassation (civil chamber) case law, Ministry of Justice official scales, cross-referencing with justice.fr — calibrated for individuals’ questions. Clear first-level guidance before the lawyer appointment: understand divorce procedural options, estimate child support using the official scale, clarify custody and parental authority rules, review a separation document. For litigation strategy, domestic violence (protection order), or acute family conflict, consult a lawyer immediately.
Questions where Julie can serve as first support
- Understand a letter, agreement, or document related to a separation.
- Prepare the points to raise with a lawyer or mediator.
- Lay out the facts, dates, and relevant documents.
- Identify procedural or timeline questions to verify.
What Julie can usefully do
- Summarize a complex family situation.
- Identify documents to prepare.
- Explain legal terms in plain language.
- Help prepare a question list before a consultation.
Limits not to underestimate
- Julie does not replace professional support in acute family conflict.
- It cannot arbitrate disputed facts between parties.
- It does not provide final strategy on custody, support, or asset division.
- In cases of violence, urgency, or ongoing proceedings, seek professional advice immediately.