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I contacted her regarding the accusations. I told her I’d be putting a protective order on her. I wasn’t in town when I found out about video so when I returned I was served a protective that she put. Since that protective order she put on me she continues to post BS. What can I do ? Our court... View More 
answered on Dec 8, 2018
Save it all on a flash drive. Then hire an attorney to file for a permanent injunction against harassment and to fight her protective order. After saving on a flashdrive, contact each platform and ask them to remove her postings.
answered on Nov 2, 2018
Most of the time no. Most laws are not retroactive. But there are exceptions, so call your criminal attorney.
She threw a bottle at the student and it hit her in the face. The bottle did not break. The student have a bruise on her face. She wants my daughter to pay the $300+ medical bill. Legally is my daughter required to pay the medical bill?
answered on Oct 29, 2018
Yes your daughter has to pay the medical bill. She can also be charged with battery, expelled from school and lose her financial aid. If she gets charged she needs a lawyer.
According to the county clerk of a Parish in Louisiana, each court reporter handles request for court transcripts in traffic court cases. The court reporter has been addressed on several phone conversation; yet 6 months have passed and the documents are not available. The reporter no longer answers... View More
answered on Oct 26, 2018
Send a request by fax and certified mail, return receipt requested and in your letter include a request that they notify you of the fee for this request.
We have had fair offers on the table but have been unsuccessful. One of the heirs is the administrator and he tried before closing succession to get everyone on board to either buy or sell to no avail.
answered on Sep 17, 2018
You will have to administer the estate, have the court appoint someone as executor/administrator, and then get authority to sell after an offer is submitted in writing and contingent upon court approval. Then, the proceeds are split (after authority from the court, again) either by intestacy law,... View More
There are only two family court judges in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana. One, Judge X, represented my son in a custody hearing when he was a lawyer in 2012. Now, we (grandparents) would like to sue for grandparent visitation. We were never a client when Judge X was a lawyer.
1. If my case... View More
answered on Aug 24, 2018
Yes he must recuse himself and no the conflict of interest does not prescribe. We don't have statute of limitations in Louisiana.
On July 19, 2018 I was involved in a highspeed head on collision in my truck that resulted in it being towed to a local wrecking yard. I received traumatic injury to my left leg that required 2 surgeries and 24 days in the hospital. Upon my release on Saturday August 11, 2018 I began looking for... View More
answered on Aug 15, 2018
Give your insurer power of attorney to deal with your lien holder.
Who was found at fault in the accident?
I run an AirBnB in my rental home in New Orleans, LA. One of the rooms we rent out is a loft, with a ladder leading up to it. The ladder is homemade and very sturdy, although I'm not sure if it's legally up to code.
A year ago, a guest slipped and fell from the lowest step,... View More
answered on Jul 12, 2018
Hopefully you have insurance that will cover this and provide you with a defense attorney. Examples are premises liability (homeowners), commercial liability, or general liability coverage policies. You should contact your insurance agent or insurance company as soon as possible and provide them... View More
And also embezzlement and murder
Do these paper's still stand?
answered on Apr 22, 2018
Yes of course it is still binding unless you were married and never completed divorce.
On a judgement agreement between parents for childsupport. Also to claim kids he was to give x amount to mother annually. No modifications to be made unless he did not pay childsupport. Does he still have to pay the x amount if he claimed children?
answered on Apr 18, 2018
I don't understand your question. I would suggest calling the attorney who prepared the judgment to explain its terms if you don't understand it.
Will was in a sealed envelope in mother's (still alive and kicking) bank box. He did this to hurt me.
answered on Apr 7, 2018
That is something you should entrust to an attorney to do for you. The procedure you have to follow before you can even file such a motion is too complicated to address in a forum such as this.
of a person' ?
motion to reinstate appeal denied
answered on Mar 4, 2018
Your question is impossible to understand. Call a family law attorney if this is about an interdiction, or an estate planning attorney if this is about a succession.
answered on Mar 3, 2018
He can file to Disavow your child. If you ask to have him removed, after you listed him, you can be charged with criminal fraud.
My siblings and I will be representing ourselves and we are not sure of all the forms involved. We are aware of the Louisiana Civil Codes she is violating?
answered on Mar 1, 2018
What you are planning to do is a very complicated process, and I would strongly recommend getting an attorney to assist you.
My common law husband was awarded a lawsuit but owes back child support. The child support office wants to take all of the lawsuit money. As his common law wife, am I entitled to some of the money ?
answered on Feb 23, 2018
There is no such thing as a common law marriage in Louisiana. Also, personal injury proceeds are the separate property of the injured spouse in Louisiana; therefore, you would not be entitled to a portion even if you were legally married.
Just seems to me that as naked owners, we'd have to approve, sign any change of deed or ownership, but that's why I'm asking, I don't know.
answered on Feb 12, 2018
Under a default, legal usufruct granted by law when someone passes without a Will, No. However, by Testament, the Testator can grant the usufructuary the right to sell and the usufruct then attaches to the proceeds. So, whether the usufructuary can sell or not depends upon the type of usufruct... View More
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