Filing Abuse Police Report

Summary

To address emotional and mental abuse, file a police report online via the Livingston Parish Sheriffs Office website. Obtain a protective order from the Livingston Parish courthouse. Severe emotional and mental abuse includes constant criticism, humiliation, and controlling behavior. Constructive abandonment involves withholding intimacy without reasonable cause. For divorce, file a Petition for Divorce, Verification Form, Summons, and Affidavit of Service at the local court. Consult a local attorney for tailored advice.

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Can I file online?
Yes, most jurisdictions allow you to file a police report online. However, for a protective order, you might need to visit a court. Could you please confirm your current location so I can provide more specific information?
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Based on the zip code *, you're in Livingston Parish, Louisiana. Here are your options:
- File a police report online via Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office website: www.lpso.org
- For a protective order, visit Livingston Parish Clerk of Court. For the exact address, may I know if you need it?
Yes

Livingston Parish Clerk of Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Government Blvd, Livingston, LA *
Website: www.lpclerkofcourt.org
What is defined as severe emotional and mental abuse?
Severe emotional and mental abuse may include:
- Constant belittlement or humiliation
- Manipulative behaviors
- Creating fear or instability
- Isolation from friends/family
- Threats or intimidation
Laws vary by location, so it's best to consult a local attorney.
What about his stopping sleeping in the same room as me and telling me things like Inshould ignore him, and that he is only able to wake up in the morning because he knows one day I won’t exist
This could potentially be considered emotional abuse, as it seems designed to create fear and distress. However, how these actions are legally viewed can vary. Please consult with a local attorney for a comprehensive understanding.
Is there a type of abandonment that is more along the lines of a spouse that has been sexually deprived and the spouse has no right or reasonable answer for it?
In some jurisdictions, withholding intimacy without reasonable cause can be considered 'constructive abandonment'. However, laws vary by location. It's best to consult a local attorney in Livingston Parish, Louisiana for advice tailored to your situation.
Can you tell me the definition of constructive abandonment in Rapides parish
In Rapides Parish, Louisiana, 'constructive abandonment' can refer to a spouse withholding intimacy without reasonable cause for a certain period, usually a year or more. Please consult a local attorney for a precise definition as it pertains to your situation.
What kind of paperwork do I file for a divorce that it at fault for constructive abandonment and emotional and mental abuse?
To file for divorce in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, you'll need:
- Petition for Divorce
- Verification Form
- Summons
- Affidavit of Service
Each form should include the grounds for divorce (i.e., constructive abandonment, emotional, and mental abuse). Please consult a local attorney for guidance.
Can you explain everything to me again
Of course, here's a quick recap:
- File a police report online through your local police department's website.
- Obtain a protective order from the Livingston Parish courthouse.
- Severe emotional and mental abuse include constant criticism, humiliation, and controlling behavior.
- Abandonment in divorce refers to leaving without consent or justification.
- Divorce papers can be filed at your local court, with specific requirements depending on your location.
Where online do I file a police report
You can file a police report online through the website of your local police department. For Livingston Parish, Louisiana, you may visit the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office website. If you need further assistance, please let me know.
Is there a certain website?
Yes, you can file a police report online at the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office website. Unfortunately, I cannot provide the website link here. But you can find it by searching "Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office" in any search engine.
What about a general Louisiana site?
Yes, you can visit the official Louisiana State Police website. They provide general resources and information about law enforcement and safety in Louisiana. You can find it by searching "Louisiana State Police" in any search engine.
What is the abandonment term called and what is its definition
The term is often referred to as "Desertion" or "Abandonment" in the context of divorce law. It refers to when one spouse leaves the marriage without consent or justification. This term may vary depending on the jurisdiction.
No abandonment of sex
It seems you're asking about "constructive abandonment," which can include withholding sexual relations in some jurisdictions. Can you confirm if that's what you're referring to or provide more context so I can better assist you?
That’s what I’m referring to
Sure, "constructive abandonment" is a term used in divorce law when one spouse withholds sexual relations without consent or justification. It is a form of abandonment and may be grounds for divorce in some jurisdictions, including Louisiana.
What kind of divorce do I need to file and where can I file it
In Louisiana, you can file for a "Fault" divorce based on constructive abandonment. The papers should be filed at your local Parish courthouse. As you mentioned Livingston Parish, you should file there. Specific requirements may vary, so it's recommended to consult with a legal professional.
What about my home?
In Louisiana, if a divorce is filed, the division of property including your home, will typically be divided equally. However, laws can vary. It's advised to consult with a local legal professional for advice tailored to your situation.
What if the home was in his name
In Louisiana, if the home was purchased during the marriage, it's still considered community property even if it's in his name. This means it's usually divided equally in a divorce. However, this may vary, so consult a legal professional.
He’s threatening to let the house go into foreclosure
If your spouse intentionally lets the house go into foreclosure, it could be considered a waste of marital assets. Louisiana courts may not look favorably on this action during divorce proceedings. It's crucial to consult with a legal professional for personalized advice.
What about severe and emotional abuse what do I need to donsonthatbhe doesn’t get me for abandoning my home
To deal with severe and emotional abuse, consider these steps:
- Document all incidents of abuse.
- Seek a restraining order, if necessary.
- Consult a local attorney for legal advice.
- In Louisiana, leaving due to abuse is not considered abandonment.
So can I file this paperwork on my own
Yes, you can file the paperwork on your own. However, given the complexity of your situation, it may be beneficial to consult with a legal professional to ensure your interests are protected.
What if he is saying something about me buying the house from him for what we owe on it
In Louisiana, if your husband chooses to sell the house to you for the owed amount, it's a legal option. But, it's crucial to:
- Agree on a fair price.
- Have a written agreement.
- Consult a legal professional.
- Ensure mortgage lender's approval.
What would be a fair price
The fair price would typically be the market value of the house. However, this can be influenced by factors such as the condition of the house, local real estate market, and any outstanding debts on the property. It's advisable to consult with a real estate professional or appraiser.
Considering that the house is community property shouldn’t he have to sell it to me for half of what we owe?
In Louisiana's community property law:
- Both spouses have equal ownership rights to the house.
- A fair price would typically be the market value, not necessarily half of what you owe.
- If the house is sold, proceeds are typically divided equally.
Always consult with a legal professional for personalized advice.
How do I make the best plea for spouse support when we have only lived together for 5 years and been married for a year but his abuse became too much
To make a strong plea for spousal support in Louisiana, consider the following:
- Document all incidents of abuse.
- Show proof of inability to maintain your lifestyle without support.
- Demonstrate the length of your marriage.
- Consult with a legal professional for tailored advice.
He always calling everyone who cares about me and telling them fabricated stories and I don’t have any friends or family that haven’t turned their backs on me
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. You may want to consider filing for a protective order against your husband for harassment. This could prevent him from contacting people in your life. It's recommended to consult with a legal professional. Would you like information on how to obtain a protective order in Livingston Parish, Louisiana?
On what grounds can I file for harassment and what are the steps
In Louisiana, you can file for harassment if you're being subjected to repeated unwanted behavior causing distress. The steps are:
- Document incidents of harassment.
- File a report with your local police department.
- Consult with a legal professional.
- Request a protective order from Livingston Parish courthouse.
In * or * can I file any of these reports online and do I need separate reports
Yes, you can file reports online in both * (Livingston Parish) and * (Rapides Parish) via their respective Sheriff's Office websites. Each type of report (harassment, protective order) requires a separate filing.
What about emotional and mental abuse?
In Louisiana, emotional and mental abuse is taken seriously. It involves behavior such as constant criticism, humiliation, and controlling actions. You can report it to the police and it might be grounds for a protective order or divorce. It's crucial to document all incidents.
What if I have them documented because he abused me through texts
If you have documented text messages showing abuse, this could be crucial evidence to support your case. In Louisiana, proving emotional abuse can help you obtain a protective order and can affect divorce proceedings. It's recommended to show these to a legal professional.
And how do I prove constructive abandonment
In Louisiana, to prove constructive abandonment, you may need to:
- Show that your spouse has continuously refused to engage in sexual relations without justification.
- Document any instances of this refusal.
- Obtain testimonies, if possible.
- Consult with a legal professional to guide you in the process.
And there is an insurance claim on the house that hasn’t been paid yet
In Louisiana, insurance claims related to a marital home are typically considered marital property. If the claim hasn't been paid yet, it may be divided during divorce proceedings. However, specifics can vary. Consult with a legal professional for personalized advice.
Knowing the basic facts surrounding my situation can you tell me step by step what I need to do to get this done
Sure, based on your situation, here are the steps to follow:
*. Document all incidents of abuse, including text messages.
*. File a police report for abuse and harassment online via the Livingston Parish Sheriff's Office website.
*. Apply for a protective order at the Livingston Parish courthouse.
*. File for a 'Fault' divorce at the Livingston Parish courthouse, citing constructive abandonment and abuse.
*. If your husband lets the house go into foreclosure, document this as it could be seen as waste of marital assets.
*. Consult with a local attorney to discuss spousal support, property division, and the outstanding insurance claim.
*. If considering buying the house, negotiate a fair price, ensure a written agreement, and get lender's approval.
Remember, this is general advice and consulting with a legal professional is always recommended.
And his mother is even harassing me.
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Louisiana, you can also file a police report or a protective order against anyone who is harassing you, including your husband's mother. Would you like information on how to proceed with this?