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Family Reunification Parole
Family reunification is a significant aspect of immigration in the United States. It is an invitation-only parole process available only to certain petitioners who filed an approved Form I-130, petition for Alien Relative, on behalf of a principal beneficiary who is a national of Colombia, Cuba, El Salvador, Guatemala, Haiti, or Honduras, and their immediate…
Child Custody Evaluations
When it comes to child custody cases, the well-being and best interest of the child will always be the priority. In Louisiana, child custody evaluations are a critical part of the legal process for determining custody arrangements for children of divorce or separation. Understanding the ins and outs of this process can help you navigate…
Injunctions: Alienation of Community Property
When I file for divorce, how can I protect my assets before they are divided? In Louisiana, an injunction against the alienation of community property is a court order that limits a spouse’s ability to sell or transfer property that is considered community property during divorce proceedings. Community property generally refers to any property, assets,…
Exclusive use and Occupancy of the Family Home
Since most divorces in Louisiana require my spouse and I to live separately, How do we decide who should stay in our house? When the marital home is owned jointly by both spouses, the question arises of who gets to keep the home, or whether it should be sold and the proceeds divided between the…
How to Win a Child Custody Case in Louisiana
DISCLAIMER: Each situation is unique, and while the following information can be helpful, IT IS NOT INTENDED AS LEGAL ADVICE. Our team at Rozas & Associates will be more than happy to set up a free consultation to discuss the specific circumstances of your situation.Note: There is a legal presumption in Louisiana Law that begins…
Child Custody Laws in Louisiana: Understanding the Difference Between Custody Agreements
What Are The Different Types of Child Custody in Louisiana? Louisiana child custody laws can be similar to those in other states, but that isn’t always the case. Walking into a custody battle is hard enough as it is, and not knowing about Louisiana custody laws will not make it any easier. Familiarizing yourself with…
