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Q: What does lsa ccp 3943 mean?

Sole Custody was change pending trial. No parties testified or cross examined.

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A: LA CCPr article 3943 involves the time period in which you have to appeal a custody, support or visitation judgment.

More specific information is needed to properly respond to this and if you do not already have an attorney, then I would recommend that you immediately contact a few custody attorneys in your area to discuss your specifics and more importantly, to hire one. Good luck.

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