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Louisiana Divorce Lottery Michigan man loses half his lottery winnings to an ex-wife. Louisiana residents could be next. -
2020 Social Security COLA will be 1.6% Social Security announces 1.6% increase in benefit checks for 2020. Cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) is based on increases in the Consumer Price Index. -
Louisiana Stops Sexual Predators with New Marriage Restrictions Louisiana finally sets a minimum age for marriage for minors. Legislators agree that some form of limitation has to protect minors from unlawful unions. -
Louisiana Garnishes Veteran Disability Benefits Louisiana Congress forces divorced veterans to pay alimony and child support using disability benefits -
A Task Force to Stop Louisiana Divorce Louisiana government once again meddles in divorce rates. This time, they’re bringing backup: a task force. -
Bezos Divorce Details Can Help Louisiana Divorces The Bezos finalized their divorce details on twitter, giving Louisiana residents a model, mature divorce case to follow. -
Louisiana Restraining Orders After failing to protect domestic abuse victims, Louisiana legislators pass Heather’s Law to update and improve law enforcement handling of restraining orders -
Talking To Insurance Adjuster After a Louisiana Accident Quick tips and reminders for speaking with an insurance adjuster following a Louisiana auto accident. Adjusters will call you - how do you respond? -
Printable St Charles Parish School Calendar Printable one page St Charles Parish Public Schools district 2019-2020 calendar -
Personal Injury Social Media Guide You should remember that even simple tweets or Facebook posts can make or break your personal injury case after a car accident.