No. CAVACs offer assistance services, not financial compensation. It’s the responsibility of the crime victims compensation office (IVAC) to provide compensation to eligible victims. CAVACs can, [...]
Yes. CAVACs have access to court information. Victim support workers can inform victims of the progress of their case within the justice system, including the hearing dates, and let them know if [...]
No. Only members of the Barreau du Québec may give legal advice. Members of the Chambre des notaires may act as legal advisors, but cannot represent victims in court.
No. There is no specific period of time within which victims could contact a CAVAC. The services of CAVACs are available at any time after a crime has been committed.