Summoned to the police court?
In the event of a traffic violation, we assist both defendants who must appear before the police court and victims who wish to claim compensation. You can also contact us for traffic accidents.
TRENT developed the digital platform dagvaardingen.be for all traffic law-related issues. This allows us to simplify access to specialized lawyers, connect clients with their legal expenses insurers, and ensure the best possible support for your defense before the police court.
We also help you with all the administration and our assistance is almost always completely free of charge.
Take advantage of your free legal assistance
How does it work?
Received a summons?
You must appear before the police court. Consult a specialized lawyer.
Contact us for free
During an initial consultation, we'll go over the action plan. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions and receive clear, personalized advice.
Insurance policy review
We'll review your insurance policy and notify the insurance company. This way, you don't have to worry about legal fees.
Study file
We listen to your story and explore the possibilities.
Specialists handle your case
Our lawyers are experienced specialists and will represent your interests with the utmost care to achieve the best possible result.
Your insurer will pay the bill
We take care of all administration and handling of costs.
Contact form
Dagvaardingen.be is an initiative of TRENT and operates from the same offices. Do you have questions or is anything unclear? Contact us and we'll help you.
Our experts
Show Muysewinkel
Lawyer
Toon has over 20 years of experience in handling traffic law proceedings. Advising and representing clients before the police court is part of his daily practice.
Gust Detienne
Lawyer
Gust has extensive knowledge of traffic law, both in civil and criminal cases. Since 2019, Gust has been a deputy judge at the Leuven police court.
Hannah Claus
Lawyer
Hannah graduated from KU Leuven in 2019 with a Master's degree in Law. After completing her studies, she immediately began practicing law at the Leuven Bar. Hannah specializes in criminal law and traffic law.
Trees Ceustermans
Lawyer
Trees has been registered as a lawyer at the Leuven bar since 2019 and has special expertise in traffic law and liability law.
Ward Reniers
Lawyer
Ward focuses on criminal law and traffic law. He also holds a certificate in "Cassation Procedure in Criminal Cases."
Niko Cornelis
Lawyer
Niko has been a lawyer at the Leuven Bar since 2023 and is passionate about traffic law and tort law, but also enjoys handling cases within broader criminal law.
Marius Langenaeker
Lawyer
Marius studied both Criminology and Law at KU Leuven. During the latter program, Marius focused on criminal law.
Laurence Brandhof
Office Manager
As an office manager, Laurence is a true multitasker. She ensures flawless administrative follow-up. In short, Laurence is happy to help you reach everyone smoothly.
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