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My ex-husband will likely not want to sign a new one as his equity is gone as a result of expenses paid by me.
The special durable POA is only to sell and manage jointly owned property after husband refused to participate in ROAD TO HOME program. Failing to act in the interest of both... View More 
answered on Jul 26, 2020
Not enough information to answer your question. Can't tell why a durable power of attorney would result from a divorce; that's something that would usually result prior to surgery.
She's been in and out the hospital for drinking and other problems that go along with that. I just fear for our two kids. However biologically one of them is not mine. I fear for the safety of them and I want them out. I myself want to step away from her as well. I'm just not sure what to... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2020
You can file for Ex Parte custody of both kids including the one that is not biologically yours.
that real estate was acquire during marriage...
Real Estate..
answered on Jul 16, 2020
You can get a judgment from the appropriate Louisiana jurisdiction and then find a lawyer in that country to get it recognized under the Hague Convention, if that country is a subscriber to the Hague Convention.
We have no kids, nothing jointly in our names. She has never legally changed her last name. I have moved out and there is no chance for reconciliation.
answered on Jul 16, 2020
Article 102 let’s you file immediately then edit 6 months of living separate and apart after service and you can amend to 103 divorce after living separate and apart forv6 months
answered on Jul 13, 2020
Yes, if we were not in the midst of a pandemic. Now both can attend by Zoom.
If you are talking about a Hearing Officer Conference, the answer is the same.
Do I have to hire a lawyer to sue her to make her pay the payment. After a year she letting car go back because it’s in my name but in the divorce she got all rights to the car cause she wanted the car. She has mess my credit score up.
I currently reside in Jefferson Parish and my ex, in St. Tammany. My child told me his dad is buying a home in Metairie or New Orleans soon, so I wonder, will St. Tammany court lose jurisdiction?
answered on Jul 11, 2020
To a degree it depends on the prior judgment, who is designated the primary domiciliary patent and whether the relocation was agreed to. See a lawyer.
We got divorce in 2005...but I still had her insured.
answered on Jul 9, 2020
Contact the Coroners Office or Vital Records. You may need to have your marriage license, which you also get from Vital Records.
Louisiana before filing for final judgement
answered on Jul 9, 2020
No you do not have to add three months and suspension of deadlines has now ended.
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answered on Jul 9, 2020
In 27 years I have never heard of that. Is there a protective order?
what is the next piece of paperwork that need to be filed to the court?
answered on Jun 30, 2020
Make sure you have original service, wait three days and file for Confirmed Default Judgement
It cant be taken out by law even though he has supported me for the last 10 years...Im applying for disability. Is this true
answered on Jun 28, 2020
It can't be garnished but he can be ordered to pay you.
divorce was filed march 2020. Judge hearing July 16th. When will interim spouse support end?
answered on Jun 12, 2020
Divorce can be finalized 180 days from date of service or waiver of service for a 102 or from date of separation for 103. Interim sppusal support ends 180 days after divorce is final.
answered on Jun 10, 2020
You can file before you even separate. After filing THEN you can date. Hire a divorce lawyer then...
We live in louisiana. My wife and I are separating only thing she wants is the car but its in my name. How will that work
answered on Jun 10, 2020
You can donate your interest in the car to her AND sign the back of the title.
He has a whole baby room for his son and buys him every and anything she ask him for him if she needs diapers, food, etc he gets it. he try’s to see him as much as he can but she always turns him down. In reality she’s just bitter because they aren’t together anymore and that’s because of... View More
answered on Jun 2, 2020
Your decision to have a child is your decision, not his and not his baby mama's. Yes she can put him on child support and so can you. If he wants custody or visitation, he can hire a custody lawyer.
answered on May 29, 2020
PD must have been denied for a reaaon. Now it has to be are for trial.
I want a divorce. May already be but I don't know.
answered on May 20, 2020
Hire a divorce attorney who can get a Curator appointed to get you divorced.
My attorney filed a motion of default and I still had to attend the hearing for custody, alimony and division of some assests..I wasnt properly represented and he ended up not paying alimony , getting his visitation with the child unsupervised and the home which I initially purchased when we got... View More
answered on May 18, 2020
So your attorney filed a Preliminary Default and at the Prima Facia hearing got clobbered. Hire a new lawyer. But yes, there had to be a Prima Facia Hearing to confirm the default.
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