Divorce Financial Information Access

Summary

Accessing your husbands financial information without consent is generally restricted by privacy laws. For spousal support claims, legal processes like financial discovery can help. Filing for divorce first in Louisiana doesnt typically affect the outcome but may influence the cases direction. If using a blank check from your husband, he could stop payment, so consult your attorney for advice. Banks wont disclose account balances without consent, so discussing with your husband or seeking legal guidance is recommended.

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Yes for spousal support before filing for divorce
To prepare for spousal support claims in Louisiana, understanding financial assets is important. You might consider:
- Financial Discovery: Legal process to access financial information during divorce proceedings.
- Consultation: Discuss your situation with a divorce attorney to explore options.

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Does it make a difference if I file for divorce first or if my husband files for divorce first
In Louisiana, whether you file for divorce first or your husband does generally doesn't impact the outcome of the case. However, filing first might allow you to set the initial tone and frame the issues. It's often beneficial to consult with a local attorney to discuss strategy.
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I have signed checks from my husband that are blank that I'm going to pay my attorney with what happens if I write the check out to the attorney and my husband decides to not allow the check to go through
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If your husband decides not to honor the check, he could potentially stop payment or contest it. This situation might require legal intervention, especially if the funds were meant for legal fees. Consulting with your attorney about potential repercussions and alternative payment methods is advisable.
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If I call my husband's bank and ask if there is significant amount of money to pay for this check that I have that is written for me in cash will they tell me if it's able to be cashed
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Banks typically won't disclose account balances without the account holder's consent due to privacy laws. You might consider discussing the situation with your husband or exploring legal avenues for financial discovery during divorce proceedings.
If you have more questions about this or other options, feel free to ask!
Can I contact his bank and ask if the check will clear that he wrote for me
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You can contact the bank to inquire if a check will clear, but banks generally require the account holder's consent to disclose such information due to privacy laws. You might consider discussing this matter with your husband or consulting your attorney for guidance on handling the payment. Is there any other aspect of your situation you'd like to explore?
If I call the bank and ask if they're significant funds to cash $*,* check will they tell me if they can cash it
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Banks typically won't disclose whether there are sufficient funds to cash a check without the account holder's consent due to privacy laws. You may need to discuss this with your husband or explore legal options for accessing financial information.
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