Me Miriam Bourbeau practices in youth protection law, a field in which she distinguishes herself through her rigor, exemplary preparation, and deep commitment to the individuals she represents. Guided by a strong sense of service and justice, Miriam supports her clients with empathy, determination, and professionalism.
Originally from Quebec City, Miriam has pleaded before several courts, including the Court of Québec and the Montréal Municipal Court. Before joining Devichy, she worked in family law within a private firm, allowing her to develop a nuanced understanding of family dynamics and the emotional realities that often accompany judicial proceedings. Her academic journey has been marked by several distinctions, including her place on UQAM’s Honour Roll and a legal writing award.
Miriam also stands out for her strong command of legal drafting: complex motions, settlement agreements, sworn statements, summaries of legal arguments, pleadings, and authority briefs. Her background in psychology enriches her human-centered approach, particularly in matters involving youth or individuals in vulnerable situations.
Miriam practices in both French and English. She offers representation defined by rigor, compassion, and a sincere commitment to achieving fair and durable outcomes for those she serves.