Legal Question in Employment Law in Louisiana

If I have a Judgment for Joint Custody and I'm the non-custodial parent, is there any way to make sure my former spouse communicates with me concerning the divorce issues of pension, alimony, or the welfare of the child? Please be specific if you answer me concerning what aspects of the divorce can be ordered to be communicated and how can this be enforced and what will be the sanctions if he refuses to communicate what he is ordered to. This is very important to me and has confused me for quite some time as I have never gotten a concise answer.


Asked on 7/11/11, 6:00 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Martha Amanda Mandi Lucas Mandie Seale Lucas

You continue to ask these same questions over and over as if hoping for a different response. If you have joint custody, you have equal say in all matters concerning the child and you both are to communicate unless your judgment says something different. If anyone is in violation of the court's orders, they can be held in contempt and it is up to the court as to what sanctions they will order.

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Answered on 7/12/11, 11:43 am


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