Family Law in Louisiana, First Edition 2009
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Family Law in Louisiana, First Edition 2009

by Katherine Shaw Spaht, John Randall Trahan

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Family Law in Louisiana, First Edition 2009 by Katherine Shaw Spaht and John Randall Trahan is a key reference on state-specific family law topics including marriage, divorce, and child-related matters. This used book in good condition provides clear, authoritative guidance for legal professionals, students, and anyone navigating Louisiana's family legal system.

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Family Law in Louisiana, First Edition 2009, provides detailed insights into the legal framework governing family issues in the state. Written by Katherine Shaw Spaht and John Randall Trahan, it covers essential topics relevant to family law practitioners.

This edition, published in 2009, is designed as a foundational text for understanding Louisiana's specific family law statutes and case law. It addresses key areas such as marriage, divorce, child custody, and support obligations.

As a used book in good condition, it remains a practical reference for those studying or working in family law within Louisiana. The content is structured to facilitate clear comprehension of complex legal concepts.

Readers will find it valuable for its focus on state-specific regulations, making it a targeted resource for legal education and practice in this field.

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