Custody And Legal Protection

Summary

In Louisiana, to modify custody and ensure child safety, file a Petition for Modification of Custody and a Temporary Custody Order. For protection from specific individuals, file a Protective Order and a Temporary Restraining Order. An attorney can draft and notarize documents but cannot be a witness. Filing documents does not require the client or attorneys presence. A criminal judge may preside over civil cases if assigned. For attorney malpractice information, check the Louisiana State Bar Association or the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board. Financial aid for paralegal courses may be available through the Louisiana Workforce Commission or FAFSA. To find malpractice attorneys, contact local bar associations or legal aid organizations. Nearby law schools include LSU and Southern University in Baton Rouge. For legal malpractice or corruption cases, consult bar associations or online directories in surrounding states.

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if i am also wanting to file an order to stay away from my child by the wife and some of his family at one time how do i do that?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To file an order to keep your daughter away from your child's father’s wife and some of his family members, you might consider filing a **Protective Order** for your child.
Steps:
*. **Petition for Protective Order**: Request that specific individuals stay away from your child.
*. **Temporary Restraining Order (TRO)**: Seek an immediate order for temporary protection.
Contact Information:

Ouachita Parish Courthouse


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * South Grand Street, Monroe, LA *
Website: [www.opclerkofcourt.com](http://www.opclerkofcourt.com)

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in Louisiana is it legal for an attorney who is also the notary draft documents, sign them as the attorney and notary, and both witnesses besides her client's signature?
In Louisiana, an attorney can draft legal documents and notarize them. However, they cannot serve as one of the two required witnesses. Witnesses must be independent parties. Is there any other aspect of your situation you'd like more information on?
can you site me the louisiana law article number that says that?
Certainly! In Louisiana, the relevant law is found in the Louisiana Civil Code:
- **Louisiana Civil Code Article ***: This article outlines the formalities required for the execution of a notarial testament.
Here is a brief summary:
- A notary may draft and notarize a document.
- The document must be signed by the notary, the person executing the document, and two competent witnesses.
- The notary cannot be one of the witnesses.
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when a clerk of court files document, is it true or false according to louisiana law, that the client/attorney have to be present in person before that particular filing parish's clerk in order for it to officially filed?
To clarify your question: In Louisiana, it is **false** that the client or attorney must be present in person before the clerk of court in order to file a document. Documents can be filed by mail, electronic filing, or in person by someone other than the client or attorney.
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can a criminal court judge be the judge of a civil custody case?
In Louisiana, a criminal court judge can sometimes preside over a civil custody case if the judge is assigned to both criminal and civil matters. However, it typically depends on the court's assignment procedures. Would you like to know more about how judges are assigned in your parish?
Are there currently any malpractice cases filed against attorney marshall d. sanson of monroe, louisiana?
I'm sorry, but I can't provide information on specific malpractice cases against an attorney. For concerns about an attorney's conduct, you may contact the Louisiana State Bar Association.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with a complaint or find another attorney?
how can i find that information out online?
To find out if there are any malpractice cases filed against Attorney Marshall D. Sanson of Monroe, Louisiana, you can:
*. **Check the Louisiana State Bar Association's website**: They often have a directory or disciplinary records for attorneys.
*. **Visit the Louisiana Attorney Disciplinary Board's website**: This site provides information about attorney discipline records.
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does the government help financially with a person who wants to take paralegal courses for louisiana residents?
To determine if there is financial assistance for paralegal courses in Louisiana, you can explore the following options:
- **Louisiana Workforce Commission**: Check for grants or scholarships.
- **Federal Student Aid**: Apply for FAFSA for potential grants or loans.
- **Local Community Colleges**: Inquire about financial aid programs specific to paralegal studies.
Would you like more detailed steps on any of these options?
are there any malpractice attorneys that will work with a person financially in monroe louisiana?
To find a malpractice attorney in Monroe, Louisiana who offers financial assistance or works on a contingency basis, consider these steps:
- **Contact the Louisiana State Bar Association**: They can provide referrals.
- **Local Legal Aid Organizations**: Check if they offer assistance for malpractice cases.
- **Law Schools**: Some offer clinics that provide free or reduced-cost legal services.
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are there any law schools near monroe?
Yes, there are law schools in Louisiana, though not directly in Monroe. The nearest law schools are:
- **Louisiana State University Paul M. Hebert Law Center** in Baton Rouge.
- **Southern University Law Center** in Baton Rouge.
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are there any attorneys in the tri state area of ark-la-miss or tex-ar-kana who are seeking clients who have been malpracticed on civil procedure by their local district judge?
To find attorneys in the Ark-La-Miss or Texarkana area who specialize in legal malpractice cases against district judges, you can:
- **Contact Local Bar Associations**: Reach out to bar associations in Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, and Mississippi for referrals.
- **Legal Aid Organizations**: They often have lists of attorneys specializing in various fields.
- **Online Legal Directories**: Websites like Avvo or Martindale-Hubbell can help you search for attorneys by specialization and location.
Would you like more detailed steps on how to search through these resources?
are there any attorneys in the surrounding states of louisiana seeking clients who have had the justice system fail them due to corruption and greed by local attorneys and district judges
To find attorneys in the surrounding states of Louisiana who specialize in cases involving corruption and malpractice by local attorneys and district judges, consider these steps:
- **Contact Local and State Bar Associations** in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Texas.
- **Consult Legal Aid Organizations** in these states for referrals.
- **Use Online Legal Directories** like Avvo or Martindale-Hubbell to search for attorneys specializing in legal malpractice and judicial corruption.
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