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Protection and victims' rights, in strict confidence.
In case of immediate danger, call 112.
In the face of gender-based violence, your safety and your rights come first. As a domestic violence lawyer in Luxembourg, the firm supports you with listening, complete confidentiality and determination, at your own pace and without judgement.
Various measures exist to protect a person in danger. Without going into the detail of a procedure that depends on each situation, the firm calmly explains the options that may be open to you and guides you toward what is suitable.
A victim of violence has rights, both civil and criminal. The firm explains these rights clearly and supports you in having them recognised, respecting your time and your choices.
Violence can be linked to your right of residence, especially outside the EU, and to protecting your children. The firm handles these aspects together so nothing is left aside.
Beyond the legal side, support and listening services exist. The firm can point you to the resources suited to your situation.
You do not need to have decided everything to come and talk. A first conversation simply lets you take stock, understand your options and ask your questions. Nothing commits you, and you choose whether and how to continue. The firm respects your time and your decisions.
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Speaking about violence takes courage, and the fear of not being heard or believed is common.
At the firm, your exchanges are covered by professional secrecy, without exception. Nothing will be disclosed, and you move at your own pace. The first goal is not the procedure, but your safety and clarity about your options. You can ask your questions freely, even if you have not yet decided what you want to do.
If you are in immediate danger, the priority is getting you to safety.
The legal side comes afterwards, and the firm helps you see clearly once you are safe. There is no right or wrong way to ask for help, and it is never too early to talk about it.
For expats, the fear of losing the right of residence or being kept from their children can make the decision to seek help even harder.
It is important to know that these situations are taken into account, and that violence can justify protections, including for residence. The firm handles these questions together, with the same confidentiality, so administrative fear does not stop you from protecting yourself.
A first confidential conversation to review your situation, in French or English.
Yes. Professional secrecy protects all of our exchanges, without exception.
With a first confidential conversation, at your own pace, to take stock safely.
It may justify keeping the right of residence. The firm handles both aspects together.
Several measures exist to protect victims. The firm guides you according to your situation.
Their safety and custody are handled in their interest, in connection with your own situation.
No. You can consult the firm at any time, even if you have not yet taken any step.
Talk about it anyway. The firm explains what may help, without judgement.
No. You keep control of your decisions at every step, and the firm respects your pace.
Going further : Residence permit after divorce · Support for expats · our support approach
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