My spouse was caught cheating, though we gave it another shot. He is showing signs of cheating again, and will not allow me access to his phone any further. Would the court be able to pull his phone record so I can have a fault divorce. I believe it will speed up the process.
Having a adultery, fault based divorce actually will slow down the process significantly. And it is much more difficult than a no fault divorce. You should probably pursue a no fault divorce; you can receive all of the relief you need through the regular process as well.
This would be both agreeing to disposal of the remainder of the estate after the last survivor passes.
No, you would need to just do two separate wills.
My step dad has no kids and never married. He raised me since I was four and I’m now 33. He left everything in a will to me. He still owes on his home and has two harleys and a truck that are paid for. He has never filed taxes in his life and has always received a 1099 from his boss of 30+ years.... Read more »
Yes, you have to file a succession to get title to the house and vehicles. It also might have to be administered depending on the debts. Just in general, the process can take anywhere from several weeks to several months for most cases.
DNA test was requested by the State of Louisiana in July 2020.
You're responsible for support from the date of judicial demand, so whenever the mother first filed for child support.
how do i obtain her lawsuit
You should have the executor of her estate contact the law firm that was handling the case for her.
ut my sister the oldest in charge. At the time he was spatting with my sister and brother.That was 30 yrs.ago soon after he recobsiled with them.So he put his sister. The will was in my father's safe when he passed,ut for the last year he has been telling me he needed to go to lawyer change... Read more »
If the will is valid and it says everything goes to your sister, that's what happens. He could have included equal distributions to each children but he didn't.
A minor who is 14 yrs old, can they get emancipated from one parent when they have the other parents consent? This is in Louisiana.
No, 16 is typically the minimum age now.
The will states that we sell the trailer and lot and split it 5 ways. They all signed the succession but the lawyer quit before I signed it. So it’s still not in our names and I’ve lived here for 2 yrs and just want to stay til we sell it.
Yes, but they can't use the standard statutory eviction process to do it.
There's no way to make her sign a waiver. Just have her served normally.
I got picked up for an outstanding warrant for some probation when i was16, im now 21 & whenever I went to court the judge revoked probation and gave me credit for time served plus he dropped the charges. But my probation officer came and told him that I had never done anything i was supposed... Read more »
You have this question listed under probate law. You need to list it under criminal law so the right people will see it.
My mother made a WILL in 1992, She passed in may 2019 after a long battle with Alzheimer's , we found out her husband changed her Will in 2016, Leaving most of her estate to her husband and his sister if he passed, leaving her daughter only her car. My mother would never leave her husbands... Read more »
Contesting the will is a different question, but CC 1521 simply means that someone named in the will has to be alive for at least 6 months after your mother's death to be eligible to receive the legacy left to them.
There is no law, but it might be in a consent judgment or other judgment regarding child custody.
My lawyer is avoiding me. How do I proceed
You would have to file a joint motion to dismiss the petition for divorce.
She gave her to me i take care of her heath insurance and day care her mother is still in homeless shelter but wants custody she has other daughter that she want let me see but left older one with me both have my last name
Based on those facts, no she won't get custody. However, you should file for sole custody yourself so rights are established properly.
I am a disabled vet on a fixed income, my ex wife makes above median income, and should have never gotten awarded spousal support. I have arears because i cant pay. Can I bring in items like a motorcycle or product i produce like honey as payment in louisiana.
If you have an agreement with your former spouse, yes you can. The exception to this is if your spousal support case has been adjudicated in non-support court, then you cannot.
Yes, prospective support will be stopped but you will still owe the back child support.
My mom keeps promising after 10 years to put it in my name but never does. We would like to build a house on the property what can I do legally?
If he passed away without a will, that means the default laws of how property is inherited will be used. In this case that appears to mean that you, and any siblings you have, will get naked ownership of the property and your mom will get a usufruct, meaning she will get the use of the property.
I live in one parish, work in another. Sheriff's Dept only serves during regular business hours no weekends. I am not home during the day, they want me to come pick up the paperwork. Does this prolong the divorce if I don't go get the paperwork?
Yes, it will prolong it because you need to be served in some way.
I didn’t want her to leave. I asked to try and work this out but said I had chances to do so. But the night she left she asked if she could have our kid for the night and I said yes. Just curious on my options. She said other than her car and cloths that she wants nothing and I will be getting... Read more »
That is unlikely to actually happen if all of the stuff you mentioned is community property. However, it would be possible to craft a consent judgment on the partition the way you want to do it. You do need to make sure they issue is properly before the court to avoid lesion.
He lives in Houston Texas
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