Louisiana law for first born son.?
914641
Wow...  It depends on her will.  If the grandmother of your fiance has a will and leaves the property to her son (first born or not) he will get it all.  If she leaves to your fiance's aunt, she gets it all.  If she doesn't have a will, then it goes to her kids (assuming the grandmother's husband is already passed).  The kids, without a will, will all get an equal portion of the land.
269314
Get a lawyer, go to court, get judge to sign once he is convinced it is in the child's best interest. Pay lots of money. Done.
373237
every state has different child custody laws. this is what mine are:  i moved from cali to texas when my daughter was 3 months old her father stayed in cali. the order was that i had full physical custody and joint legal custody which means i have her all the time but if anything happened, like god forbid and accident, he would have a say in the matter. now that she is 6 she has to see him at least twice a year for at least a week but that is with me there and we split the cost of airfare. alot can be done and you have a while before you have to worry about that.in my experience i have learned that most family courts are in favor of the mothers and a baby needs his/her mother the first year most. stay strong it will all work out. congratulations!
446123
Please don't quote me, as I'm not a lawyer, but just giving general advice based on what I have learned.\n\nWhile you do have the right to seek medical care for your son that is satisfactory to you, your son's health comes before your satisfaction as far as the state is concerned. It is possible that the doctors at the hospital that you signed him out of assumed that you hadn't taken him elsewhere for treatment, and instead just decided to forgo treatment, in which case they would have called the state with a complaint of neglect. That to me seems the most likely possibility. It is also possible that the state decided that wherever you took your son wasn't giving him a quality level of treatment.\n\nThe best thing you can do is to consult with a lawyer if you haven't already. There are many lawyers who won't charge you unless they take the case and go to court, and some still that will only charge you if you win your case. If you can't find a lawyer who will help you, ask one for a reference to someone who can. \n\nI wish you the best of luck, and hope you get this issue resolved.
442552
The first duty of a parent is to his kids.  You are #2.
553466
A lawyer or anyone else cannot be sued for malpractice or negligence unless there is a relationship between them that establishes a duty. That usually means money paid for specific advice for a specific situation. The answers on here do not constitute advice, only opinion or information, because there is no money and no legal relationship between the asker and the answerer.\n\nAnd there is no difference under what's left of the Napoleonic Code in Louisiana.
419938
if the mother has custody and the father doesn't and he takes off with her then it is kidnapping. and i don't know what city you live in but you need to get more than just the police involved then, maybe the sheriffs department, state police or FBI, don't take what they say for gospel. kidnapping is still just that kidnapping. felony by the way.it doesn't matter if the baby has the same last name or different either.take his butt to court and have a court order removing all of his rights. sounds like he is a loser anyways.
671688
Demand supervised visitation. You have to follow what the court orders or you could loose your son. Follow your instinct and don't put him in harms way. Document everything so you always have proof.
478693
I don't know about LA but in WI and IL they can if the mother is receiving any type of assistance for the child  i.e. medical assistance, food stamps etc..They are trying to find a person who can be finacially responsible as opposed to the state funding another child.
608444
Hi, \n\nThere's lots of helpful legal info on nolo.com.  Here's the link: http://www.nolo.com/resource.cfm/catID/F251EA55-13A9-4EE0-85D21CEB27636030/309/298/  \n\nGood luck!
113765
My condolences. Someone should be assigned by a court as administrator of your son's estate. That person would be responsible for collecting monies (such as life insurance) and paying debts owed. \n\nRemaining monies would be distributed according to your son's will or according to estate law by the administrator.
663046
The grandchild when it becomes of age. Unless specified by an attorney somewhere that a Parent may. Ask an attorney just call and ask should be free advice!
473858
Ok, I can't find a law stating that.  My inclination is that whoever told you that is wrong.  If your son is moving and wants to stay and everyone agrees, you should be able to go to court to modify whenever you want to, no waiting period.  That doesn't make any sense.\n\nGood luck.
1094156
contact your state .f.b.i.   office on this matter they can tell you the lawsdiffer from state to state . this is fact on tis matter....
513916
Your best option would be to get both of the child's parents to sign over their rights to the child, and to leave the child in your care.  If this isn't possible, I would try contacting the Department of Child and Family Services Agency in your area and ask them, if they can help in any way.  You will probably need a lawyer to draw up the paper work, but I'm sure that it would be in every ones, especially your grandsons, best interest to keep it out of the courtroom, if at all possible.  Best of luck to you, and God bless.
951923
Compentancy of the person at the time the 1972 will was created and/or a change in the legal heirs (but this is a tough fight).\n\nGood Luck!!!
1163917
I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure that rule only applies to Louisana because they have a different legal system there then the rest of the country. It’s called the Louisiana Civil Code; it’s similar to the Napoleonic Code. It’s the only state in the union with this system.