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Primary Areas of Practice:

- Real Estate Management & Development
- Mixed Income & Affordable Housing Properties
- Landlord / Tenant Law
- One Strike / Criminal Activity Evictions
- Lease Violation Evictions
- Non-Payment Evictions
- Negotiation of Management Agreements
- Negotiation & Preparation of Lease Agreements
- Hearing Officer for Property Disputes
- Consultation of Property Procedures
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Federal Asset Management Laws and Procedure
- Training on Landlord / Tenant Laws
- Training on Fair Housing Laws

General Areas of Practice:

- Corporate & Business Law
- Personal Injury Law
- Criminal Justice
- Contractor Fraud Litigation
- Appellate and Federal Practice
- Estate Planning & Successions
- Small Claim Disputes
- Notary Public & Curatorship Services

06/17/2026

The University of New Orleans will officially be transferred over to the LSU System and become LSU New Orleans at the start of July.

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06/17/2026

Senator Amy Klobuchar criticized Trump administration’s plan to direct $300 billion toward Iran through a reconstruction fund tied to a new peace deal, arguing that such spending would divert resources from domestic priorities including ending homelessness in the United States, supporting long-term cancer research, and expanding free pre-kindergarten programs.

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06/15/2026
06/09/2026

Will less juvenile judges = more accountability?

Gov. Landry signed Louisiana Senate Bill 217 (now Act 748) effectively removing 3 of 12 Criminal Court Judges – Fuller, Levine and Goode-Douglas. Receiving less attention is the reduction of Orleans Parish Juvenile Court Judges from 4 to 2 through attrition (term or retirement).

For years, New Orleans has faced serious questions about juvenile supervision, including failures in electronic monitoring that allowed dangerous offenders to slip through the cracks. The Louisiana Supreme Court has even ordered investigations involving juvenile court judges following high-profile ankle-monitor cases. The escalation is real and accountability matters.

More judges does not automatically mean better outcomes. When responsibility is spread across multiple courtrooms, it can become harder for the public to identify who is accountable for failures.

A smaller bench can mean clearer lines of responsibility, more consistent policies, and greater public scrutiny of decisions. The goal should not be protecting judicial positions. It should be protecting public safety and restoring confidence in a juvenile justice system that has struggled with monitoring, transparency, and repeat violent offenders.

If fewer judges can deliver better oversight, faster reforms, and clearer accountability, then rightsizing the court is a step worth taking.

💫 For 30 years, the NOPJF has worked to create a safer New Orleans by helping to train, retain, and sustain local law enforcement - including advanced detective training, Cold Case support, Officer Assistance Program coordination, and Digital Forensics hardware.

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06/09/2026

More Lafayette Parish residents are turning their yards into working homesteads — and the local ordinances, climate, and community resources are more in their favor than most people realize.

Whether you have a suburban lot in Broussard or a few acres outside Youngsville, this guide covers the Lafayette-specific rules, what to grow, when to plant it, and where to find free help getting started.

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