When you married, you probably trusted that your spouse would cherish you, take care of you and keep you free from harm. Unfortunately, at some point along the way, your spouse betrayed that trust and began harming you physically. Now, you look to Louisiana's legal...
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Is politics leading to contested and uncontested divorce filings?
The election of 2016 could go down in history as one of the most controversial. In fact, the controversies invaded many Louisiana homes. The tension reached such heights in some homes that it led to contested and uncontested divorce filings. A recent survey by...
Asserting Louisiana fathers’ rights as an unmarried dad
Obviously, Louisiana residents do not have to be married in order to have children together. When a relationship is going well, the issue of unwed fathers' rights might not be a priority. However, if the relationship ends and the parties go their separate ways, these...
Do unwed Louisiana fathers really need a paternity test?
Having a child -- whether married or not -- is typically a joyous occasion in the lives of parents. Many Louisiana parents love to show off their new family additions and are proud to claim them. However, for unwed fathers, simply saying they are the father is not...
Fathers can seek custody modifications too
Even though laws favor shared custody, many fathers in Louisiana feel that courts are ignoring their rights when it comes to child custody. If you are unhappy with your current child custody arrangements, you may take actions to do something about it. After all,...
Can you turn a contested divorce into an uncontested divorce?
Every Louisiana family is unique. Attempting to fit your circumstances into check boxes and fill-in-the-blank forms just does not work. Whether you face a contested or uncontested divorce, you deserve the ability to reach a settlement of your design. Many couples...