Military service can make the divorce process more complicated, especially when the military deploys one spouse overseas or stations one spouse away from home. Although deployment does not prevent you from filing for divorce, it can affect when and how your case moves...
Going through a divorce brings many changes to your life, and one decision you might face is whether to reclaim your maiden name or keep your married name. If you are considering a name change after your Louisiana divorce, understanding your options can help you make...
Parents preparing for divorce often have many questions about shared custody. While every aspect of ending a marriage can prompt anxiety, changes to the parent-child relationship can be among the most stressful aspects of any Louisiana divorce. Parents often worry...
Going through a divorce in Louisiana can be overwhelming and often comes with feelings of great uncertainty. The process often involves many decisions that can affect your future, which could make it difficult to start anew after separation. While every case is...
When you divorce with your spouse, one of the legal requirements you will both need to work on is your children’s custody and parenting time arrangements. Depending on the unique circumstances of your family, your child custody order may be sole, shared or joint. To...
Divorce trends in Louisiana have changed significantly. After peaking at 1.3 in 2021 during pandemic-related stress, Louisiana has seen one of the sharpest declines in divorce rates nationwide. If you are considering divorce or planning ahead, these trends can help...
If you serve in the military, you make big sacrifices. Losing a divorce case should not be one of them — especially when duty called you away. That is where the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) comes in. This federal law offers important protections for...
You can choose to end your marriage with respect and cooperation. In Louisiana, an uncontested divorce offers a structured path forward when you and your spouse agree it is time to move in different directions. What makes a divorce amicable? An amicable divorce or...
Prenuptial agreements or “prenups” are not just for wealthy couples, but for modern-day couples looking to get married with all their ducks in a row. By preparing for your future life together, you not only help safeguard your needs and finances but also establish an...
A final divorce decree marks the end of a difficult chapter, but it does not automatically secure your future. Many people assume their legal ties to a former spouse vanish once the judge signs the paperwork. In reality, your legacy may still be tied to your ex-spouse...