Defending rights – Legal information for citizens

Understand your rights • Prepare your next steps • Access free guides and templates

A space for citizens providing general information about administrative and legal procedures, letter templates, official documents and avenues of appeal.

🔒 BEFORE SHARING A DOCUMENT

To protect your privacy and that of the people concerned, always anonymise documents before publishing or sharing them in our public spaces.

• ❌ First names and surnames
• ❌ Postal addresses
• ❌ Signatures
• ❌ Telephone numbers and email addresses
• ❌ Case or contract numbers
• ❌ IBANs and bank details
• ❌ QR codes and barcodes
• ❌ Identity documents
• ❌ Identifiable medical data
• ❌ Names, photographs and information about children

✅ Always keep an unmodified original copy of your documents in your private file.

⚠️ Never publish a child’s complete identifiable case file on Facebook, Telegram or any other public space.

📚 LIBRARY OF FREE GUIDES

Find our reference documents, practical guides and letter templates here, available free of charge. The documents are being expanded over time.

💧 Drinking water — France 2026

Master reference file covering contracts, bills, meters, health testing, pesticides, PFAS, metals, microbiology, ARS, CADA, mediation and appeals.

📥 View the Drinking Water guide

🛡️ ASE – CRIP – Child protection — France 2026

A comprehensive 92-page reference guide covering ASE, CRIP, court-ordered child protection assistance, the Projet pour l’enfant (PPE, child’s plan), access to case files, the right to hear and respond to the other party’s case, appeals, CERFA forms and 45 revised and expanded templates.

📥 View the ASE reference guide

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⚠️ IMPORTANT INFORMATION

The content, guides and templates on this page provide general information and tools to help you prepare. They do not replace an individual assessment of a case by a lawyer or an authorised professional. Always check the version of the legislation, forms and deadlines applicable on the date you take action. In an emergency, or if an appeal deadline is running, promptly contact the appropriate professional or court.

Understand • Act • Defend your rights