Helping Louisiana Families Face Legal Problems
If a Louisiana police officer believes you are driving under the influence, they will no doubt pull you over. This action can be a frightening and disorienting experience, particularly if the officer asks you to step out of the car and participate in one or more field...
Louisiana is a community property state, which means that each spouse is entitled to half of the assets accrued during the marriage. Joint debts are also typically split in a 50/50 manner when a marriage comes to an end. An asset is generally considered to be a...
Those suspected of a crime have constitutional protections against illegal searches and seizures. In most but not all instances, the police must acquire a proper warrant before conducting a search. Certain cases in Louisiana may involve questions about geofence...
If authorities in Louisiana believe that you are driving while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, you may be charged with DUI. As a result, you may be jailed for several hours, lose your driving privileges and face other consequences. One of these additional...
One significant issue that frequently captures public attention in criminal law and social justice is juvenile delinquency. This refers to the participation of minors, typically individuals under the age of 18, in unlawful activities. Juvenile delinquency has gained...
Violent crime remains an understandable concern for many people. Louisiana residents may find their worries decrease after learning about federal statistics related to violent crime. Essentially, reports indicate a decrease in such instances. However, numerous violent...
Divorce is a difficult process that many Louisiana couples go through every year. Challenging emotions and frustrating legal obligations accompany the end of a marriage. People considering a divorce will want to weigh the benefits and disadvantages before they start....
Couples usually don't enter a marriage with the intention of getting divorced, yet approximately 50% of those who tie the knot will split someday. How do you protect yourself if you enter a marriage in Louisiana with considerable personal assets? What is a revocable...
No Louisiana resident envisions being convicted of a crime. However, if you are a parent in this situation, there are times when your right to child custody might be impacted. Convictions that prevent custody Certain criminal convictions can prevent a parent from...
Police officers in Louisiana and around the country are usually required to obtain search warrants before looking inside vehicles that they have pulled over, but exceptions are made when they have probable cause to believe that a crime is being committed or has been...
