Going To Court & Dealing With Procedure

Going to court can feel intimidating, especially if you're not familiar with the rules and steps involved. This page walks you through the basics of court procedures so you can understand what to expect and how to prepare.
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Serving Court Papers On The Other Party - "Service of Process"

This brochure explains the official process for delivering court documents in Louisiana, known as “Service of Process.”
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Serving Court Papers on the Other Party - "Service of Process"

This resource explains how to properly serve court documents in Louisiana civil cases, including steps, methods, deadlines, and special rules for serving out-of-state, incarcerated, military, or missing defendants.
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Substantive Defenses to Stop or Delay Eviction

This video explains how tenants in Louisiana can use substantive defenses—such as lack of notice, landlord’s failure to maintain the property, or retaliation—to stop or delay an eviction in court.
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