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Slidell Louisiana Family Law Blog

Grounds for Divorce in Louisiana

Louisiana does not require fault to obtain a divorce. This means that either spouse can petition the court for a divorce and the divorce shall be granted upon proof that the requisite periods of time have elapsed. Refer to the Divorce Process for a more detailed...

The Divorce Process

There are two types of divorces in Louisiana: (1) Divorce purusant to La. Civil Code article 103 (a 103 Divorce) wherein you separate from your spouse for the requisite period of time and then file; or, (2) Divorce pursuant to La. Civil Code article 102 (a 102...

Custody and Relocation: Can I Move?

Louisiana's Relocation Statute can be found in La. R.S. 9:355.1 et seq.The Relocation Statute applies when one parent (or other person with custody) intends to establish the principal residence of a child at any location outside the state of Louisiana. It also applies...

Pitfalls to Avoid in your Custody Case

Custody cases are emotional. No matter which way you slice it, you are likely facing less time with your children and are feeling anxiety, fear, and a growing resentment to the other parent. The court will determine custody based on "the best interests of the child."...

Continuing Tutorship

If you have a child between the ages of 15 and 17 with special needs, then you may qualify for Continuing Tutorship (or what other states more commonly refer to as guardianship). Once a child in Louisiana reaches the age of 18 they are considered a major in the eyes...

How to Prepare for a Divorce

1. Consult with an Attorney. The old adage Knowledge is Power is especially true in divorce. Understanding your rights, risks, and best course of action will help reduce your stress and ensure that you do not make costly mistakes. 2. Be Knowledgeable.  Gather...

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