Helping Louisiana Families Face Legal Problems
Co-parenting can sometimes be incredibly challenging. Often the reason for this is one parent being difficult. It might be because they are frustrated about the divorce settlement or it might be their way of expressing how upset they are that you decided to end the...
Obviously, committing a crime will have serious consequences for those caught and found guilty. What people sometimes forget is that the mere association with a crime could also lead to criminal charges. Here are three times this can be true. 1. Conspiracy to commit a...
As a college student, you may be wary of encounters with the police. These could be campus security officers or actual police officers from the community. Either way, if these officers want to come into your room and conduct a search, you may find yourself wondering...
People often have many complex issues to address during divorce. Spouses in Louisiana frequently worry about what community property statutes might mean for their standard of living. Those who have children together inevitably worry about their parental rights and...
Like most states, Louisiana has legislation defining the use of force in defense against imminent harm. If you are facing assault or violent crime charges in the Pelican State because you defended yourself, you need reliable information. Self-defense is governed by...
Getting a nursing license is not easy. It's years of schooling, clinical rotations and passing the Louisiana State Board of Nursing (LSBN) Exam. It's an achievement, and you should be proud of it. As a nurse, you must provide excellent care to your patients....
A person who’s arrested for a criminal charge will likely want to get out of jail as soon as they can. Considering how long it takes for cases to make it through the criminal justice system, it’s understandable that defendants want to be free while they’re waiting for...
