Louisiana’s Second Circuit Court of Appeal recently adopted an order suspending all appellate filing deadlines which occur between September 6, 2021, and September 24, 2021. Any party who has a filing deadline which falls between those dates has a new deadline of September 27, 2021. Oral arguments will remain on schedule. This order follows the emergency order of the Governor which contains similar provisions.
A plain-English look at how Louisiana curatorship works when an adult can no longer manage personal or financial decisions, including who a curator is, what the court expects, and how families in northeast Louisiana typically encounter the process.
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.
