On behalf of Carleton Hebert Wittenbrink & Shoenfelt, LLC | Nov 27, 2018 | business law, Firm News
Over the last two or three decades, non-compete agreements have become a common feature of employment contracts in almost every state. Many states, including Louisiana, have statutes that strictly define the terms and conditions under which such agreements can be...
On behalf of Carleton Hebert Wittenbrink & Shoenfelt, LLC | Nov 19, 2018 | divorce, Firm News
When two people decide to end their marriage, one of the earliest questions is whether either spouse is eligible to receive alimony payments from the other. Many residents of Baton Rouge have asked this question, and rarely have they received a short, specific answer....
On behalf of Carleton Hebert Wittenbrink & Shoenfelt, LLC | Nov 17, 2018 | divorce, Firm News
Louisiana is a state that allows couples to file for divorce on both fault and no-fault grounds. It can play a big part in how the court determines how the marital assets are divided. If one party caused the separation by getting arrested or committing domestic abuse,...
On behalf of Carleton Hebert Wittenbrink & Shoenfelt, LLC | Nov 5, 2018 | family law, Firm News
In Louisiana, most parents in a divorce context are awarded joint custody of their minor children. “Joint custody” means that each parent must have “frequent and continuing contact” with their minor children. Child support is...
