Change of venue?
You can file a motion to change venue (forum non conveniens), but, in my experience, the Jefferson Parish judge is going to be very reluctant to...
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You can file a motion to change venue (forum non conveniens), but, in my experience, the Jefferson Parish judge is going to be very reluctant to...
I don't see any basis for suing the Sheriff's Office, but this is a very serious matter, so hopefully you already have an attorney representing you...
You need to hire an attorney to determine whether you are legally eligible to file a disavowal action, and ask for a court-ordered DNA test.
Without any court order or judgment, you can't legally prevent the other parent from doing what you are describing. Even a verbal agreement would...
In an adversarial legal proceeding, the opposing party's attorney does not represent you, and is therefore not liable to you personally for his or...
No, a valid signed custody judgment carries more legal weight than a power of attorney.
I don't know in which state you live, but Louisiana law does not allow you to unilaterally terminate the legal father's parental rights unless...
Your parish my be an exception, but, in my experience, most judges don't respond to personal letters from litigants, no matter how "formal." Legal...
You would have to speak with the district attorney or prosecutor about it, or, better yet, get your attorney to do it.
You can file for sole custody, but the father would have to be given notice, and, even if you did not file, he could file to establish paternity...