Can I just go to the court house and put my name on my deceased parents deeds?
No. You must get a Judgment of Possesion.
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No. You must get a Judgment of Possesion.
I am not sure of your question. You need to contact an attorney to discuss your situation with fact details.
This is a very fact specific question. You need to have an in person consultation with an attorney in your area to determine how the majority of...
It depends. Usually, in Louisiana, you may be able to record a conversation if the recording party is actually involved in the conversation.
I agree with Craig and Lauren. I would also suggest that you enter into a prenup and specifically address expense sharing. Courts are not really...
Louisiana is an employment at will state. Unless you have a contract with your employer, you can be fired for any reason (except an illegal reason).
You should be able to do this. However, it could have various tax or creditor right's consequences. It depends on many things, such as whether or...
Not all 3 days need to be in the weekend. However, the weekend following the "5th" weekend, should be deemed the first.
In Louisiana, a provision such as that would be against public policy and would not be allowable.
I agree with Craig. You may be able to call the Pro Bono Project for no/low cost help.