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Are prenuptial agreements always enforceable?

On behalf of The Law Office of Laura L. Davenport | Apr 24, 2019 | Family Law, Firm News

Creating a prenuptial agreement is a smart way to protect personal property while also laying a foundation for open and honest communication during marriage. While prenuptial agreements are generally fairly straightforward, Louisiana couples could still be making some...

Mother secures $150,000 in back child support

On behalf of The Law Office of Laura L. Davenport | Apr 19, 2019 | Child Support, Firm News

Raising a child after divorce can be expensive. Handling expenses like school supplies, health insurance, extracurricular activities and more is often difficult when income is cut in half or otherwise less than what it used to be. This is why child support is so...

When your ex’s addiction affects child custody

On behalf of The Law Office of Laura L. Davenport | Apr 16, 2019 | Firm News

Living with a spouse who has an addiction to drugs or alcohol can take its toll. While you may have spent a long time making excuses for your spouse, you reached a place where you realized there was no point trying to fix the marriage if your spouse refused to get...

Judge orders father to pay $150,000 for unpaid child support

On behalf of The Law Office of Laura L. Davenport | Apr 12, 2019 | Child Support, Firm News

Raising children can be fulfilling, but it can also be incredibly expensive. After a divorce or in the case of unmarried parents, child support should help parents who have primary custody of their children cover the daily expenses of living. Unfortunately, many...

Are you interfering with your child custody order?

On behalf of The Law Office of Laura L. Davenport | Apr 1, 2019 | Child Custody, Firm News

Divorcing parents often keep their children as the focal point during proceedings, carefully considering how various decisions will affect their best interests. However, some parents in Louisiana might be misguided in their approach to dealing with child custody both...

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