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 ).
Tutorship is Louisiana’s civil-law system for appointing someone to care for a minor child’s person and property when a parent cannot. This plain-English guide explains how it works for families in northeast Louisiana.
A plain-English look at how suspensive and devolutive appeals work in Louisiana civil cases, including what each type does to a judgment while the appeal is pending. Written for readers across northeast Louisiana who want clear information without legal jargon.
Louisiana treats lifetime gifts and gifts that take effect at death under different rules. This overview explains donation inter vivos versus mortis causa in plain terms for northeast Louisiana readers.
