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1. Domestic Noise in France

  1. 1.1. ‘Friendly Persuasion’
    1.2. Legal Advice Centre
    1.3. Mediation
    1.4. Mairie/Police Intervention
    1.5. Médiateur Pénale
    1.6. Tribunal d’instance
    1.7. Civil Proceedings


1.2. Domestic Noise Problems in France - Use of Legal Advice Centres

Before you think about engaging an avocat to defend you, or bring a legal action, you may want to consider making use of the legal advice service available in legal advise centres that have been created in most of the départements of France. The services of these centres is often free of charge.

The service is called Conseil Départemental de l'Accès au Droit (CDAD).

Most of the CDAD offer times and days in the week when a either an avocat, huissier or notaire is present to offer advice.

In addition, they have other staff who may be able to assist or provide you with the contact details of an organisation who can provide you with further advice.

Most CDAD have created interesting and informative websites provided, of course, you can understand French!


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