How to Move Your Hearing to Another Date
What do you do if you have been served with papers to appear in court, but you are not available? Many people come to my office and ask that very question. If you fail to show up, the Judge can render a judgment against you that may not be to
Child Custody and The Best Interest of the Child
The judge considers many factors in determining child custody. Most important is “the best interests of the child.” To determine best interests, the judge may look at the following factors: Home EnvironmentsThis refers to the respective environments offered by you and your spouse. The court may consider factors such as the
How to Choose a Divorce Lawyer: 5 Important Tips
Going through a divorce can be incredibly challenging. It has been linked to serious negative health effects associated with extreme stress. Divorce has also been linked statistically to significant financial downsides, particularly if you do not have a prenuptial agreement or if you receive an unfavorable court ruling on alimony
Is it Possible to Have a Healthy Divorce?
No one expects their marriage to end in divorce, however, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 22 percent of first marriages end in divorce within five years, and 53 percent end before the 20-year mark. A divorce is never a pleasant event, however, it
The Divorce Process in Louisiana Divorce (Step by Step)
The thought of going through a divorce can be stressful and daunting. Whether you are in the middle of a divorce, or just thinking about getting a divorce, it is helpful to know the steps. The divorce process in Louisiana is relatively logical and straightforward, but can be challenging to navigate
The Uncontested Divorce Process in Louisiana
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5 Essential Tips for Winning Child Custody in Louisiana
The ending of every relationship is difficult, but when the parties have children together, the ensuing custody battle can become downright nasty. Instead of going their separate ways, the parties must work together to co-parent effectively. Most parties acknowledge that the other party is a good parent and accept that it’s