Louisiana Civil Rights Questions & Answers
Q: What happens to the offender 1nce warrant is executed? the crime itself has exceeded its statute of limitations.
You haven't provided enough information. You need to hire a criminal attorney.
Q: If i was convicted. Of this charge in 2012 and they revised it years later does the new law affects. My old charge?
Most of the time no. Most laws are not retroactive. But there are exceptions, so call your criminal attorney.
Q: In Louisiana, I'm seperated for 3 months, trying to buy a house to put a roof over kids head. (Currently staying w pare
Answered on Sep 30, 2018
Way too many questions to answer on a website. Hire a divorce attorney or you are going to get whopped.
Q: where is stephret harvey
Answered on Sep 3, 2018
Q: I need to see if I can possess a firearm.?
9 years ago you had a felony conviction. In one more year you are, under state law, allowed to own a firearm. Under federal law, you are not. Which means you can get a state, but not federal, hunting license and are still subject to arrest for a federal offense.
Q: Help, my daughter is almost 18 she has been on juv. prob.she has told lies.can i sign my rights away and just be done.
File a criminal complaint with the Sheriff against your oldest daughter on behalf of yourself and your youngest daughter.
Q: My Lienholder on my truck repoed my truck from the towing yard where it was being held. Pmt current ins. current
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?
Q: Is there a way that a 16 year old cannot be filed as a runaway or missing person when they leave the house?
Answered on Aug 7, 2018
No, a 16 year old is a run away and cannot change his or her identity.
Q: I usually visit my son at parish prison, but today I was turned away after having been allowed the last year.
Have you tried to resolve this by contacting the Warden's office or the assigned supervisor for visitation? The person at the desk was essentially preparing clerical duties.
Q: Who has the right to an abandoned safety deposit box after the death of a parent. The children or spouse?
Answered on May 18, 2018
It depends on whether the decedent had a will and/or whether the contents were the separate or community property of the deceased. If community, the naked ownership of the contents would be the childrens' but the spouse would have the use of it. If separate, full ownership would belong to the children.
Q: Is there some type of legal action that the male can do to defend himself?
Answered on May 8, 2018
He needs to print any written communication, then hire a family law attorney when she pursues child support
Q: My parents want to leave my brother nothing in their will but they live in Louisiana. how do they accomplish this?
Under La law, a Testator can execute a Will leaving his/her estate to whomever/whatever it pleases - for example, a neighbor, friend, or charity. The only exception: you cannot completely disinherit a forced heir. The court will still uphold the Will and Testator's intentions, but if a forced heir exists, a "forced portion" will go to that heir. And, a forced heir is a child under the age of 24, or a child that has a disability that prevents him/her from taking care of his/her person or...
Q: There was a warrant, not physically given to owner of property as per requested, executed on property was this legal?
Answered on Apr 30, 2018
You need a criminal attoeney to file a Motion for a Preliminary Hearing
Q: 3 years ago I have court ordered that I have 50/50 and domicile parent. And $100 monthly My child's father is to pay.
Answered on Apr 22, 2018
Yes of course it is still binding unless you were married and never completed divorce.
Q: My husband was threatened to say what the detective wanted them to say.
Answered on Apr 10, 2018
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