There are various theft offenses in Louisiana, so if you or your loved one is facing charges, you should know the elements that make up the type of theft charge you are in for and its potential consequences. Here are the characteristics of burglary you should know....
Year: 2021
Options for the holiday parenting time schedule
Divorcing parents need to spend the time necessary to develop a comprehensive parenting plan that takes numerous factors into consideration. Unfortunately, they are often in a rush to simply get through the process and start their independent futures. It is important,...
Here’s what you can do if partner wants a divorce
Divorce cases are some of the most stressful ones in family law. If your spouse wants to move on with their life by filing for divorce in Louisiana, you may be wondering what to do. Here are some tips on how to handle the situation without taking drastic measures. Try...
What makes assault become aggravated assault?
A charge for simple assault in Louisiana may be considered a misdemeanor. However, a simple assault charge can be elevated to aggravated assault, depending on the circumstances involved in the incident. If you are accused of aggravated assault, you risk being charged...
Myths about divorcing with children
Divorce is common in Louisiana. If you haven't been through one yourself, you certainly know a family who has been through the process. Despite how ordinary divorces are, there are some persistent myths about the process, particularly about how it can affect children....
Some things that can trigger a divorce in Louisiana
No one marries with the intention of getting divorced. However, a relationship might get to a point where the only sensible solution for you is a way out. Here are some of the common triggers of divorce in Louisiana. Extramarital affairs Nothing hurts like your...
Divorce myths that can be harmful to you and your child
Divorce can have a significant effect on Louisiana children. Often, when married couples end their marriage, the kids often aren’t involved, and their needs aren’t always considered. In fact, the needs of the children are secondary in spite of having to deal with...
Dividing a time share property in a divorce
If you are getting a divorce, one of the things you will need to do is figure out how to divide your property. Louisiana is a community property state, meaning that you are supposed to divide all assets equally. However, this only means that you are supposed to end up...
What to know about the various types of custody
The state of Louisiana generally recognizes that both parents should play an active role in their children's lives. Therefore, there is a good chance that you'll be granted custody of your children after ending your relationship with their other parent. In some cases,...
What if Miranda rights are not read when a person is arrested?
People who have been arrested in Louisiana will have a lot to think about. Undoubtedly, most will be aware of the basic concept of being read their Miranda rights. This is a common part of entertainment programs with the familiar opening refrain of “You have the right...