Get LA 24th Judicial District Court For The Parish Of Jefferson Subpoena 2015-2024

I need a certified copy of my divorce decree. How can I obtain this? Louisiana Vital Records does not issue certified copies of divorce decrees. You must obtain a certified copy of a divorce decree from the Clerk of Court office in the parish where the divorce was granted.

This is accomplished by filing a civil petition in either the parish of birth or in Orleans Parish, where the Louisiana Department of Vital Records is located.

The Louisiana Name Change Process. The first step to changing your name in Louisiana is filing the SS-5 form. Simply complete the form and file it with your certified marriage certificate and either your U.S. passport or driver's license. The SSA does not charge a fee to process your name change request.

It costs about $400 in East Baton Rouge Parish and Jefferson Parish to get your name changed. In Orleans Parish, the fee is $500. To find out how much the filing fee is in your parish, contact your parish Clerk of Court and ask what the “filing fee” is for a “new civil suit without service of process.”

Fill In the Petition. Begin by filling out a Louisiana Petition for Name Change form. ... Prepare for Filing. You will need three copies of the petition printed on legal paper. ... File the Petition With the District Court. ... Submit a Copy of the Petition to the District Attorney. ... Receive Judgment.

Court Paperwork. Changing your name technically involves filing a civil lawsuit against your parish District Attorney. You will thus need to prepare a petition requesting your name change and a sample judgment for the judge to sign if your request is granted. You will need three (3) copies of your petition and judgment ...

The Parish Courts are of limited jurisdiction handling civil claims up to $20,000 (effective August 15, 2001), misdemeanors, traffic violations, and violations of Jefferson Parish ordinances.