Meet Me Julien Lespérance Hudo —
Your Defense Attorney

Me Julien Lespérance Hudon is a lawyer known for his human approach, strategic rigor, and ability to simplify complex legal issues for his clients. Based in Montréal and Gatineau, he now leads Zorro Ticket, an independent law firm built on integrity, discipline, and respect for human dignity.

His practice follows a clear vision: to defend drivers’ rights with conviction while offering every client peace of mind and the freedom to keep driving.

After completing his college studies, Julien Lespérance Hudon pursued a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) at the University of Sherbrooke, an institution known for the rigor of its program and the quality of its hands-on legal education.

From the outset, he developed a strong interest in penal and procedural law, fascinated by the precision of judicial reasoning and the human impact behind every legal process.

During his studies, he actively participated in the Criminal Law Committee, taking part in mock trials and conferences focused on evidence and courtroom advocacy. This early exposure helped him build the analytical and oral advocacy skills that now define his professional approach.

His Bar internship confirmed his vocation for defense work. Assigned to a firm handling penal and driving-related matters, he discovered the courtroom’s reality — the human stories behind every ticket, the negotiations, and the rigor required to build strong cases.

Following his admission to the Quebec Bar, he began pleading before the courts of the Greater Montréal Area, quickly earning a reputation as a disciplined, well-prepared, and detail-oriented lawyer who combines the analytical method learned at Sherbrooke with the rigor acquired in the Canadian Armed Forces.

Before entering the legal profession, Julien Lespérance Hudon dedicated ten years of service to the Canadian Armed Forces. Serving in the reserves, he first held the position of infantry soldier, later becoming an analyst within psychological operations.

These years shaped his discipline, sense of duty, and calm under pressure — qualities that now guide his legal practice.

His military experience instilled in him the value of honor, accountability, and precision, and a deep commitment to serving others with loyalty and integrity.

Under the Zorro Ticket banner, Me Lespérance Hudon has shaped a clear philosophy:

“We fight the ticket — you keep driving.”

This is more than a slogan — it is a promise.
Every client’s situation is unique, and every defense is built with care, clarity, and precision.

He and his team take the time to explain each step of the process, ensuring clients understand their rights, their options, and the likely outcomes.
For him, fighting a ticket isn’t just about avoiding a fine — it’s about protecting freedom, reputation, and peace of mind.

Over the years, Me Lespérance Hudon has earned a reputation for discipline, efficiency, and results-driven advocacy.

His calm courtroom demeanor and command of procedural law have made him a respected presence in traffic courts across Quebec.

He has defended thousands of drivers — from ordinary citizens to professionals and commercial fleet operators — always with the same commitment: to protect their right to drive.

After several years of partnership in private practice, Me Lespérance Hudon founded Zorro Ticket, a firm that reflects his values: independent, innovative, and focused entirely on client satisfaction.

The firm serves drivers throughout Montréal, Laval, and Gatineau, with a responsive team of lawyers, assistants, and advisors dedicated to efficient, transparent, and affordable defense services.

Zorro Ticket combines technology and accessibility: clients receive personalized electronic follow-ups, real-time updates, and clear explanations of each stage of their case.
Everything is designed to make the process as simple, fast, and stress-free as possible.

Beyond his legal work, Me Lespérance Hudon contributes to public legal education and the training of new lawyers in the field of penal and driving law.
He participates in community outreach initiatives, aiming to educate the public about their rights and promote fairness in the justice system.

He also maintains a commitment to legal-aid accessibility, ensuring that individuals from all backgrounds can receive proper representation — a reflection of his belief that justice must be both fair and accessible.