Landlords sue feds over eviction moratorium, cite takings clause The National Apartment Association sued the federal government recently alleging that the eviction moratorium amounted to a “taking” under the Fifth Amendment. The NAA claims that the moratorium, which the Supreme Court has declared unlawful is a taking that requires just compensation. It appears the NAA is seeking $26 billion in compensation from the federal government.
Read the entire Complaint here ( https://www.scribd.com/document/518305390/Complaint-Nat-l-Apt-Ass-n-v-United-States-No-21-1621-Fed-Cl-July-27-2021#from_embed ).
Louisiana couples can use matrimonial agreements to set their own property rules before or during marriage. This plain-English guide covers prenups, postnups, and how those choices affect homes, businesses, and debt in northeast Louisiana.
Liberative prescription is Louisiana’s version of a time limit on filing a lawsuit. This plain-English guide explains how those deadlines work for people and businesses in northeast Louisiana.
Louisiana runs three separate adoption procedures for three different situations: intrafamily adoption for relatives with custody, stepparent adoption within that same framework, and adult adoption under an entirely different Civil Code track.
