About

Maître Fanny Binard is a lawyer at the Mons Bar. A law graduate of the Université catholique de Louvain (UCL), she has been practising since 2021 and has chosen a human-scale practice, focused on people rather than files: behind every case there is a story, a worry and a future to defend.

She focuses her work on employment law and social-security law — social law, which touches people's daily lives directly: their job, their income, their protection. She acts for workers and employers alike.

Her practice is based on Rue André Masquelier, right in the centre of Mons, where she works in collaboration with Maître Nathalie Luyx. This closeness allows for responsive follow-up and a genuine sharing of experience in the service of clients.

Three commitments

Listening

Understanding your situation before talking strategy. You are the person best placed to tell your story; I am best placed to translate it into law.

Honest advice

I tell you the truth about your chances. I will never launch you into a case that is lost from the outset for the sake of the case itself: my role is to steer you towards the best solution, not the most expensive one.

Commitment

A committed defence, within the deadlines, to the same standard whether your matter is small or major — in my eyes as in yours.

Mons Bar

As a lawyer registered with the Mons Bar, Maître Binard is bound by the profession's ethical rules: independence, absolute professional confidentiality and the loyal defence of your interests. Whatever you entrust to the practice remains strictly confidential.

Where to find me

Rue André Masquelier 20A, 7000 Mons, Belgique

The practice is easy to reach, in the centre of Mons, close to public transport and the courts.

See contact details and directions
Façade du cabinet — Rue André Masquelier 20A, 7000 Mons, Belgique
Entrance through the right-hand door of the building — office on the first floor.

Contact

Let's talk about your situation

A doubt, a question, a summons you have received? Don't wait for the deadlines to pass. The first step is simply a call or a message.