My Neighbor’s Fence Isn’t Where I Thought It Was: What Louisiana Law Says About Boundary Lines
What Louisiana’s Civil Code actually says about property boundaries, including the 30-year rule that can matter more than your deed.
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When you’re facing criminal charges in Louisiana, having an experienced attorney is crucial. With 26 years focused primarily on criminal defense, I possess the deep legal knowledge and courtroom skill necessary to vigorously defend your rights. I am dedicated to navigating the complexities of the legal system on your behalf and fighting for the best possible resolution to your case.
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What You Must Show a Police Officer: Louisiana’s ID Requirements
A police officer pulls you over. He asks for your identification. You reach for your wallet. But what if you don’t have it with you? What if you’re a passenger, not the driver? What about a passport or tribal ID—will that work? Louisiana law is clear on what you must show—and what you don’t have…
Guns and Bars: What Louisiana Law Says About Firearms in Alcoholic Beverage Establishments
You own a legal firearm. You have a concealed handgun permit. You stop at a restaurant bar for dinner with friends. Can you bring your gun inside? The answer is more complicated than yes or no. Louisiana law draws a sharp line between where you can carry a firearm and where you cannot. That line…
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