Child Custody
If I Lose My Job, Can I Pay Less Child Support?
If you have a child that you share with an ex-spouse, there is a high chance that you may be paying child support. However, every so often, people who are paying child support often worry about losing their jobs or having their hours cut as this is a strong possibility in any type of industry.…
Read MoreHow Can I Seek Sole Custody of My Child in New Orleans?
If you are going through a divorce or ending a long-term relationship where a child is involved, you may be considering seeking sole custody for your child. While you may be curious how this process works, it is crucial that you keep in mind that most of the time these custody battles become stressful, frustrating,…
Read MoreDo Children Get a Choice When It Comes to Custody?
The decision of divorce or separation often comes with a lot of secondary decisions, including what happens to the children. A small child isn’t able to understand what’s occurring, nor that they have an option of where to live. Yet, what happens when a child is older and does understand? Do children get a choice…
Read MoreBlended Families and Step-Parent Rights: Legal and Emotional Challenges
Blended families have become increasingly common in modern society, bringing with them unique dynamics and challenges. New Orleans, with its rich cultural heritage and diverse population, is no exception. Remarriage can be a beautiful thing, giving individuals and families a new lease on life. With the good comes some complications, however. There are numerous legal…
Read MoreCo-Parenting with a Narcissist
Co-parenting with a narcissistic ex-partner can be incredibly challenging. Narcissistic individuals often exhibit self-centered behaviors, a lack of empathy, and a constant need for control, making it difficult to maintain a healthy co-parenting relationship. However, despite these challenges, it is essential to prioritize the well-being of the children involved. To effectively co-parent with a narcissistic…
Read MoreChild Custody, Modifications, and the Bergeron Standard
Once there is a final judgment in a child custody case, modifications or changes are challenging. A consent decree in child custody means that both parties agree to the custody arrangement without needing a trial. A considered decree is put in place by the Judge. Changes to either decree are burdensome. The rules are different…
Read MoreHow Do You Modify a Child Custody Order in Louisiana?
There are many different changes that come about in life. Your children will grow, jobs may change, and people will move from state to state. With that being said, it is normal for your current custody order to need to be changed as it may no longer fit you and your family’s needs. When this…
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