Is the person who holds power-of-attorney responsible for all that persons responsibilities?
First, let's address what a power of attorney is. It's a document authorizing someone else to act on behalf of the granter of the power of...
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First, let's address what a power of attorney is. It's a document authorizing someone else to act on behalf of the granter of the power of...
You can, of course, "take her to small claims court." The question is whether you would prevail and, if so, whether it is worth the effort. This...
Mr. Louque's answer is correct. These matters are addressed by the Louisiana Children's Code, Title XII, "Adoption of Children," Chapter 11,...
Louisiana Civil Code Article 896 provides: "If the deceased leaves neither descendants, nor brothers, sisters, or descendants from them, nor...
Louisiana Civil Code Article 896 provides: "If the deceased leaves neither descendants, nor brothers, sisters, or descendants from them, nor...
I'm presuming that, by "disown," you mean to disinherit, meaning you would not leave them anything upon your death. If your children are not...
More information is needed in this case. First, was the house his separate property, or community property? Secondly, did your husband have a...
Mr. Kaman and Mr. Bailey are correct. It all depends on the facts and circumstances of the particular case. If he is convicted of armed robbery,...
Assuming your mother is not mentally incapacitated, she can sell or donate her home to whomever she wishes. However, since she evidently has a...
Mr. Louque's response is correct. The action you need is an interdiction under the Louisiana Civil Code, which provides for an interdiction of an...