Ministère de la Justice
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Free local legal information and referral. Search for a service by town or postcode.
Find a local service (External site)VOCE / LEGIS · Access to rights
Housing, work, benefits, debt or everyday difficulties. Take a moment to organise your situation and find someone who can help.
Information and referral. LEGIS is a VOCE tool, not a law firm. A qualified professional can assess your situation and possible remedies.
Call 17 or 112. For deaf or hard of hearing people, 114 is available, including by text message.
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LEGIS
Choose a topic, indicate your priorities and get a simple action sheet with verified contacts.
Links and scopes checked on 2026-10-15
Practical preparation to check with the service supporting you.
This page cannot determine which rights or remedies apply in another country. Organise the facts and find a professional qualified in the relevant country or countries.
These resources were checked on 15 October 2026. A new check is needed: visit the official sites directly for current contacts and conditions.
This sheet and an appointment request are not a legal appeal. Do not assume they stop a deadline. Ask a qualified professional to check the procedures and time limits for your case.
This list helps prepare an appointment. The service will confirm which documents it needs. Keep your originals.
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Human support
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Links and scopes checked on 2026-10-15. External services may be in French.
Ministère de la Justice
Free local legal information and referral. Search for a service by town or postcode.
Find a local service (External site)ANIL / réseau des ADIL
Free individual guidance on housing, including tenancy agreements, rent and housing difficulties. Choose your French department.
Find my ADIL (External site)France services
Free human support with administrative and online procedures. An adviser can help you prepare and follow up your application.
Find a service (External site)Banque de France
Information about debt and over-indebtedness, with referral to budget advisers and social services. Any procedure depends on an assessment of your situation.
Explore available support (External site)Défenseur des droits
If you believe you experienced discrimination, the Défenseur des droits offers guidance and contact options. Its website explains which situations it can examine.
Get support (External site)Service Public / DILA
Some or all court costs may be covered, subject to conditions. Check the official criteria and simulator; LEGIS does not decide whether you qualify.
Check the conditions (External site)Ministère du Travail
Official resources for private sector employees and employers, with practical guides, letter templates and contacts. For public service employment, start with a Point-justice.
Open the resources (External site)DGCCRF
A public service to report a problem with a business or ask the consumer protection authority a question. A report does not guarantee a refund.
Explore SignalConso (External site)Service Public / DILA
Legal advice sessions can offer a free first consultation with a lawyer. Check appointment arrangements. Further representation may involve fees.
Find a consultation (External site)Annuaire de l’administration / DILA
Find contact details for your local social support centre. Request an appointment to discuss essential needs and available support.
Find social support (External site)Ministère de la Justice
In France, 116 006 provides information and referrals for victims of crime. Free, seven days a week. For immediate danger, call 17 or 112.
View official contacts (External site)Service Public / DILA
For certain public service disputes, after first approaching the service concerned. The procedure is free and does not stop legal appeal deadlines.
Check the procedure (External site)Union européenne
Explore information about justice systems in EU countries. Outside the EU, find an official service or a qualified professional in the country concerned.
Choose a country (External site)LEGIS offers documentary guidance and preparation tools. No VOCE legal professional reviews your account in this pathway. For advice on your situation, contact a qualified professional or legal advice service.
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