Helping Louisiana Families Face Legal Problems
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...
Getting divorced in Louisiana can be a long and stressful process. One of the most significant stressors is deciding what to do with the family home, especially if you have children. The family home is filled with memories; thus, choosing what to do with it can be...
In Louisiana, getting divorced can be difficult and people could let lingering animosity affect them in various ways. One situation is if a parent “bad mouths” the other parent in a child custody dispute. How will bad mouthing the other parent be viewed? Making...
For single dads in Louisiana, it can be challenging to maintain a strong relationship with their children. However, it is necessary for the well-being of children. Here are four suggestions single dads can use to build strong bonds with their kids. Be positive It is...
Louisiana typically defaults to a 50/50 split of marital property because it's a community property state. There are a few exceptions to a 50/50 division. Prenuptial or postnuptial agreement The court approves most prenuptial and postnuptial agreements. A prenuptial...
Divorce is tough on everyone involved, but it can be especially difficult for children. If you are a parent going through a divorce in Louisiana, it is important to remember to put your child first and help them through this difficult time. Here are some tips for...
Legal paternity is not automatic as some families in Louisiana will discover. However, it is important for both parents and children for fathers to establish legal paternity as there are many benefits it can provide to everyone involved. How is paternity established?...
Former couples with children in Louisiana must consider child support. Whether or not they were married is irrelevant as state law requires both parents to be responsible for supporting their child. It’s important to know the state's laws and guidelines. What are the...
In Louisiana, entities that have been ordered to withhold child support must report any lump sum payments they intend to make to individuals at least 15 days in advance. Many different types of lump-sum payments are counted as income for child support purposes....
As the divorce cases are rising in Louisiana, most married couples are deciding on writing post-marital agreements. Also known as a postnuptial agreement, a post-marital agreement is a legal document written to protect the assets and retirement benefits of each spouse...
