Child custody disputes can feel overwhelming and deeply personal. Parents worry not just about schedules, but about how each decision will affect their child’s daily life and emotional well-being. Courts consider more than time alone—they look at subtle factors that...
Year: 2025
Vital considerations for divorcing a narcissist
Divorce is always a sensitive process, but it becomes much more complex when the other party has a high-conflict personality. Moving forward with control and clarity can be especially challenging when your spouse exhibits narcissistic traits. However, understanding...
What you need to know when getting divorced while deployed
Receiving divorce papers while deployed overseas can be blindsiding. Between your military duties and the legal process thousands of miles away, you may feel unsure about what actions you can take. Understanding how federal and Louisiana laws work together can help...
ChatGPT, file my divorce: The dangers of skipping legal counsel
Everybody has an AI chat app on their phones nowadays. It has even replaced search engines for some people. For those considering separation, many may already have asked their AI app how it can help. The AI app may offer to draft divorce papers and even use...
Financial infidelity in Louisiana divorce: What it means and what to do
Financial secrecy can derail your divorce strategy and your post-divorce plans. You need a clear view of the marital estate to reach a fair result. What financial infidelity looks like in Louisiana A spouse commits financial infidelity when they hide money or lie...
The do’s and don’ts of social media during a divorce
Going through a divorce brings many challenges and managing your online presence often becomes one of them. While social media connects us to friends and family, it also presents potential downsides during legal proceedings. Understanding what to share and what not to...
What if a child’s divorce affects a grandparent’s visits?
Raising a child to adulthood typically inspires a feeling of accomplishment and pride. However, the excitement of watching a child graduate from high school or get married may pale in comparison to the joy brought by the birth of a grandchild. Grandparents are often...
What does a child’s 18th birthday mean for support obligations?
The 18th birthday of a child often feels like a finish line. You may wonder if support ends on that day and what your duties look like next. These questions matter for both parents, budgets and your child’s future. Clear answers can reduce stress and prevent conflict....
3 common parenting disputes about extracurricular activities
Parents who share children don't just divide parenting time. They also have to effectively share parenting authority. Typically, divorced or separated parents have to agree with one another on key decisions about their children while they are minors. Occasionally,...
How to enhance co-parenting arrangements after the divorce
When divorced couples become co-parents, they can continue to provide support and guidance for their children. In Louisiana, the courts decide on time-sharing and parenting plans based on the children’s best interests. Accordingly, divorced spouses should have the...