After the divorce has been finalized, there likely will be a great deal of changes. Some things may need to be altered regarding your children. It is likely that custody will be divided between you and your ex-spouse, but who pays child support will depend on who is...
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Do you have grounds to challenge your Breathalyzer results?
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Mar 22, 2018 | Blog
It is never wise to simply accept a criminal charge, no matter how compelling the evidence against you may seem. This is particularly true when it comes to DUI charges, even those that include Breathalyzer evidence.Many people assume that failing a breathalyzer is...
What reasons may warrant a child custody modification?
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Feb 20, 2018 | Blog
When you got divorced two years ago, the court attempted to come up with a joint child custody solution that worked for both of you. It wasn't your ideal solution, but it seemed fair. For those two years, it worked.But now you'd like a modification. You just don't...
Avoiding crashes in heavy traffic: Defensive driving
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Jan 23, 2018 | Blog
No one likes to get stuck in traffic. Stop-and-go traffic is dangerous, too. If someone isn't paying attention, it's easy to end up in a front- or rear-end collision.There are some things you can do to protect yourself, though. If you prepare for the possibility of...
Remember these tips for driving in congested traffic
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Dec 26, 2017 | Blog
For the past few years, the traffic in Lafayette has gotten more and more congested. Driving on major thoroughfares like Ambassador Caffery or Johnston Street can take a lot of patience, especially during rush hour.There are a few things that it can be important to...
Wrongful death lawsuits can hold drunk drivers accountable
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Nov 21, 2017 | Blog
Losing a loved one is never easy. If the death was the result of an illness, you may have had time to prepare yourself, but that doesn't make grieving less painful. However, there is an extra layer of pain and shock involved when a family loses someone unexpectedly....
In a divorce, organization makes a difference
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Oct 25, 2017 | Blog
In general, divorce is hard. It takes a toll emotionally, financially and sometimes even physically. Through the constant ups and downs of ending a marriage, it is easy to lose focus and let your emotions make decisions for you. Unfortunately, when this happens, you...
4 safety tips for new drivers
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Sep 24, 2017 | Blog
Getting behind the wheel for the first time can be both exhilarating and frightening. It is likely that you are more frightened than exhilarated at the prospect of your teenager driving off on his own. You are intimitely familiar with the dangers that exist on the...
Understanding Louisiana community property laws during divorce
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Aug 23, 2017 | Blog
Going through a divorce is a frustrating and often unpredictable process. You don't know what your spouse will ask for or what the courts will decide. You may feel like you have no control over your own finances and future. You may worry about the impact on your...
Did you suffer a traumatic brain injury in your car crash?
On behalf of Chris Villemarette, Trial Lawyer | Aug 2, 2017 | Blog
There are a number of ways that people could sustain traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). The most common cause of TBIs is falling, followed by participation in sports. Many people end up striking their heads or having something hit them in the head during a car accident....
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