What happens when two states are involved in a Louisiana custody dispute?

October 20, 2018 Christyn Bethune

When one parent is in Louisiana, and the other parent is over somewhere else, where do you need to be looking for attorneys? What state will your case be in? Click through to read on.

Child Custody and Newborns: The Effects of Breastfeeding on Louisiana Family Law

May 31, 2018 Christyn Bethune

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When we think about custody, we generally don’t consider the total curveball that is a newborn baby. How do you handle a custody schedule when a child is in more in need of his or her mother than ever?

When it Matters: Do's and Don'ts for Any Custody Battle.

May 12, 2016 Christyn Bethune

Your children are the most important thing to you.  When you need to hire a lawyer, here are some guidelines at how to handle your custody proceeding. — Your children are the most important thing to you. When you need to hire a lawyer, here are some guidelines at how to handle your custody proceeding.

Custody battles are difficult, time consuming, and can be disastrous if not handled properly. When it's time to get a lawyer in New Orleans, here are some do's and don'ts for how to navigate your child custody case.

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