our practice

We work with clients at all stages of family law and domestic matters, from the initial filing through negotiation, mediation and trial if necessary.

We handle all matters arising out of a marital breakup, including the division of marital property.

We can help you understand how marital assets are allocated under Louisiana's community property laws.

A corporation is a legal entity created through the laws of its state of incorporation. Individual states have the power to promulgate laws relating to the creation, organization and dissolution of corporations.

Louisiana requires all corporations to register and file with the Secretary of State. This governing body maintains the rolls of all businesses, foreign or domestic, operating within the State of Louisiana.

As a result of an accident, many people find themselves ready to settle with insurance companies for what they believe is a fair settlement. However, insurance companies and other defendants represent themselves and their clients. It is important to have an attorney to represent your interests.

Personal injury lawsuits are filed by people injured due to the actions or inactions of someone else. Unfortunately, nothing can turn back the clock to return you to before your injury. However, under the law you may be entitled to monetary compensation for your injuries. The goal in a personal injury suit is to determine the negligent acts or omissions, the person or persons that caused this act to occur and to compel this person or persons to compensate you for your injuries through a monetary award. Although these steps may seem simple, the determinations required by the Court may turn on complex issues of law.

Child custody is an ever changing and developing area of law that requires vigilant research into prevailing caselaw and statutory construction.

The benchmark in this area, the best interest of the child, has remained constant. While this may seem an easy determination, the courts have devised a more stringent equation of factors that must be addressed.