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I have a document(s) going out of the country that has to be certified (apostilled, state sealed, authenticated). What do I need to do?
Documents going to another country require certification by the Secretary of State. The Commissions Division certifies the signature of the acknowledging Louisiana official. The fee is $20 per certificate and $10 for adoption certificates issued. Documents are normally processed and returned within 24 hours.

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Among Louisiana's many quirks is a legal one: Its laws, rather than being based on English Common Law like those in the other 49 states, are instead based on the Napoleonic Code.

I confess that I have repeated this on countless occasions, without ever really understanding why it is that way.

The answer, it turns out, comes down to the remarkable achievement of three men more than 200 years ago. They produced the first Louisiana Civil Code, and in so doing, enshrined one of our state's most enduring eccentricities into its legal system.

First, we have to understand something about the legal situation in Louisiana in the early part of the 19th century.

It was, in a word, chaotic.

Read more from columnist Faimon Roberts:

https://www.nola.com/opinions/faimon_roberts/politics-louisiana-courts-law/article_e048c14a-ad85-469d-be86-ac70912d4a79.html

If you need divorce forms or anything to do with family court, here is the link. Do not bring me forms that you downloaded off of the internet from a site outside of Louisiana.

Family Court Forms — 14th Judicial District Court  A - ORDER OF ALLOTMENTB - IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING YOUR CASEC - CLERK'S FORMD - EX PARTE REQUEST FOR CUSTODY AFFIDAVIT OF PETITIONERE - EX PARTE REQUEST FOR CUSTODY CERTIFICATION OF NOTICEF - MOTION FOR CONTINUANCEG - HEARING OFFICER CONFERENCE ORDER​H - PRETRIAL ORDER AND TRIAL NOTICEI - PAUP...