There Is Some Information About My Marriage That I Think My Attorney Needs, But I’m Too Embarrassed To Discuss It. Must I Tell The Attorney?
If you fail to disclose information to your attorney, he or she will be unable to adequately advise you or prepare your case. Although it is deeply personal to you, it is unlikely that anything you tell your lawyer will be a shock. Attorneys who practice divorce law are accustomed
The Thought Of Going To A Lawyer’s Office To Talk About Divorce Is More Than I Can Bear. I Canceled The First Appointment I Made Because I Just Couldn’t Do It. What Should I Do?
Many people going through a divorce are dealing with lawyers for the first time and feel anxious about the experience. Ask a trusted friend or family member to accompany you. Your friend or family member can support you by writing down your questions in advance, by taking notes for you
Divorce Proceedings In Louisiana
The issue of ending a marriage is not pleasant for any Louisiana couple, especially when division of assets and property is concerned. However, the most contentious aspect of the process can lie in child custody and support issues, which can turn an otherwise simple divorce into a huge ordeal for everyone involved. Child
My Spouse Left Home Weeks Ago. I Don’t Want A Divorce Because I Feel Our Marriage Can Be Saved. Should I Still See An Attorney?
In this situation, it's a good idea to see an attorney. Whether you want a divorce or not, there may be important actions for you to take now to protect your assets, credit, home, children, and future right to support. Your attorney can help you make this decision. If your spouse
Coping With Stress During The Divorce Process
Regardless of how long you have been married, when you said, "I do," you meant it. Like most people getting married, you planned to be a happily married couple for life. You did not expect to be divorced. But things happen. Life brings change. People change. The goals, desires, and expectations
Community Property Debt Can Come Back To You If Your Ex Dies
I spent Saturday and Sunday at the Welliver Bridal Show at Lakeside Shopping Center. I had brochures available regarding wills and community property. Also, I had copies of my book "Divorce in Louisiana" available for purchase. The reaction of the brides was priceless. I was told, "we havent even said
Bridal Shows And DivorceCommunity Property Debt Can Come Back To You If Your Ex Dies
Louisiana is one of nine community property states in the country. While some people who are going through a divorce find that to be a plus, there are some considerations that they might not have thought about when it comes to community property. It is important for anyone who is
Contents Of Divorce Petition At Center Of Louisiana Lawsuit
When filing a petition for a divorce, you likely want to be as detailed as possible. In some cases, however, being detailed might lead to legal problems that go far beyond the divorce process. A recent lawsuit filed in a Louisiana court shows just how far the contents of a
Will Governor Jindal Sign Domestic Violence-Divorce Bill?
Being involved in a relationship that includes domestic violence is a horrible way to live. Domestic violence can lead to physical injuries, emotional trauma, and in extreme cases, death. Louisiana residents might be interested in learning about the new bill that is going before Governor Jindal that takes a strong
What Is The Significance Of My Divorce Being Final?
The finality of your divorce decree, sometimes referred to as the judgment of divorce, is important for many reasons. It can affect your right to remarry, your eligibility for health insurance from your former spouse, and your filing status for income taxes.