Divorce And Protective Orders

Summary

Louisiana allows no-fault divorce based on irreconcilable differences, requiring a six-month separation. If safety is a concern, consider a protective order, which can legally prevent contact and ensure safety. File a petition at the local parish court and attend a hearing if needed. For personalized advice, consult a local attorney or counselor.

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Can I ask other questions? Like a plan I can have for letting her know? I don't feel safe telling her and letting her stay home again
It's important to prioritize your safety when discussing sensitive topics like divorce. Here are some tips for planning:
- Consider having the conversation in a public place or with a trusted friend nearby.
- Prepare what you want to say in advance.
- Ensure you have a safe space to go to afterward.
If you feel unsafe, you might want to consult with a lawyer or a counselor for personalized advice. Would you like to be connected to local resources or legal professionals?
We live in a home with my dad, I don't have a way of making all of them leave, but the process would be something like Bringing her to a reststaurant or something letting her know what her options are there and providing an uber or something to go from there. But she can't come back home.
It sounds like you're trying to handle a difficult situation with care, Dakota. You might consider obtaining a protective order if you feel unsafe. This can prevent her from returning home. Would you like guidance on obtaining a protective order in Louisiana or need to be connected to local resources?
Yeah, How do I do that?
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To obtain a protective order in Louisiana, you can follow these steps:
- File a petition at the local parish court.
- Provide detailed information about why you need the order.
- Attend a court hearing, if required.
Would you like more detailed guidance on this process?
Yes, I would like more guidance. I don't know how much a protective order will prevent her
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A protective order in Louisiana can help ensure safety by legally prohibiting your wife from contacting or coming near you. It can cover aspects like:
- No contact with you directly or indirectly.
- Requirement to stay away from your home, workplace, or other specified locations.
Would you like more detailed guidance on the steps or the types of protective orders available?