Divorce And Custody Dispute

Summary

In Louisiana, a no-fault divorce requires living apart for 180 days without minor children or 365 days with them. If a mother accuses the father of adultery to avoid signing divorce papers, the father can contest the accusation by showing evidence of separation. For custody issues, file a motion to enforce the custody order if the mother is non-compliant. Consulting a family law attorney is advisable for personalized legal guidance.

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Married couple who has been separated for more than six months share a child living separately male party isn’t a new relationship has followed all the rules as far as asked by the ex-wife she’s refusing to sign divorce papers and is keeping his child from him on his allotted days and refusing to let the child go on vacations on said days
It sounds like you're dealing with a challenging situation regarding divorce and child custody. In Louisiana, there are specific laws and procedures for both. Here are a few key points:
- No-Fault Divorce: In Louisiana, a no-fault divorce can be obtained after living separate and apart for 180 days if there are no minor children, or for 365 days if there are minor children.
- Child Custody: The court generally prioritizes the best interests of the child. If your ex-wife is not complying with the custody agreement, you may need to file for enforcement of the custody order.
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What could be done if mother is trying to accuse father of adultery, even though they’ve been separated and living separate for more than six months as a reason to not sign divorce papers, and withholding child from him
In Louisiana, if the mother is accusing the father of adultery to avoid signing divorce papers and is withholding the child, the father can consider the following steps:
- Contesting the Accusation: Gather evidence to show that they have been living separately for over six months, which can help contest the adultery accusation.
- Enforcement of Custody: File a motion with the court to enforce the existing custody order if the mother is not complying.
- Legal Assistance: Consulting with a family law attorney who can provide specific guidance and represent his interests in court.
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