Prior to what year (this being 2018) must we have been living together for "common law" to be accepted?

Louisiana does not recognize common law marriage, thus common law marriage in Louisiana is not an option for those who are already residents,...

I'm fighting three charges 2 of them drugs with a firearm and fraud I only have one conviction an I receive probation?

Without knowing any further details regarding the charges and the circumstances of your arrest, it would be irresponsible for any attorney to offer...

Are slips covered?

Yes. Slip and falls are covered under tort law in the State of Louisiana. Store owners owe duties of care to their clients, which generally...

Can I get a lawyer to review my case?warrant not reporting parole .but my parole ended year and have ago, i owe 1000 as well.

There are many qualified criminal defense attorneys in New Orleans and Louisiana who you can find through this website and who may be willing and...

You may very well have a Title VII claim based on the facts you provided. Title VII prohibits employers from discriminating against employees on...

Distribution ?charges 3 counts

With the information provided it would be difficult for any attorney to properly advise you on your issue. Generically there are different...

Power of attorney is needed for elderly demintia mother, how do i get it in Louisians?

Power of attorney can only be granted/revoked by the individual, i.e. your mother. If your mother refuses to grant power of attorney to permit...

Got a ticket for weed? What happen? My first time being caught...maybe a gram or more

Based on the amount in question you are looking at a misdemeanor. You should contact a local criminal defense attorney to discuss this matter. An...

I have a felony I got living in florida. Do I have to register as a felon If I move to lousiana?

No. There is no analogous statute in Louisiana that requires a felon to register, unless such felony was a sex offense.

What if the victim has a tro restraining order on the abuser and contacts the the day he gets out of jail and for 3 weeks after.

No. Regardless of the consent of the alleged victim, you have been ordered by the Court to stay away from her. Until that order is lifted, you...