On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Dec 9, 2019 | Family Law
As you prepare for your marriage, you make multiple plans. You plan a wedding, choosing colors, food, centerpieces and venue. You plan for where you will live and how many children you will have. But do you have a plan for your finances? When it comes to finances,...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Aug 16, 2019 | Family Law
Parenting effectively through divorce and other family law issues is hard! Parents and children alike need all the help they can get during times of adversity. Parenting coordination fills a need that many Baton Rouge parents do not even know that they have, but what...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Aug 15, 2019 | Family Law
In Louisiana and other states, many couples are choosing to enter into a covenant marriage. In a nutshell, this family law term means that couples promise to remain married forever. While most people intend marriage to last forever anyway, how does a covenant marriage...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jul 31, 2019 | Family Law
The primary duty of a family court judge serving in Louisiana is to protect the best interests of children involved in family-related legal issues. In many cases, this means setting aside the expressed wishes of either or both parents. In fulfilling their duty to...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jul 26, 2019 | Family Law
Couples that cannot have children on their own often turn to adoption to start a family. Accepting and loving children born to another person is a solution for all involved parties. However, adoption is an area vulnerable to fraud, especially when the parties do not...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jul 18, 2019 | Family Law
If there is one thing family law attorneys understand, it is divorce. Unfortunately, many couples reach a point where their marriages no longer work for either spouse. Sometimes, this realization evolves over months or even years, giving spouses time to plan the...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jun 27, 2019 | Family Law
Despite orders handed down by a family law court, thousands of Louisiana parents neglect or refuse to meet their child support obligations. This leaves the custodial parent with the overwhelming task of making ends meet without help from the co-parent. However, the...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jun 21, 2019 | Family Law
Local family law attorneys can teach you a lot about the procedures involved in getting a divorce. They possess authoritative knowledge of the Louisiana laws that govern their practices and routinely guide spouses through the divorce process. Good family law attorneys...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jun 12, 2019 | Family Law
When parents divorce, they have to remain in each other’s lives to some extent. They need to communicate about the kids and attend school and extracurricular activities together. They may even continue to attend family holiday gatherings together. If they get...
On behalf of Clary | Suba | Neale | Jun 7, 2019 | Family Law
If a court has ordered that your visitation time with your children be supervised, you likely know why that decision was made. Supervised visitation is most commonly ordered when there has been an issue with a parent’s behavior (or alleged behavior) that...
