Louisiana concursus 2026

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The document is a legal petition for concursus filed in a Louisiana judicial district court. It involves an attorney seeking to deposit a disputed retainer fee into the court's registry after being accused of not returning the non-refundable retainer by a former client who retained other counsel. The petitioner asserts that the retainer was earned due to successful representation efforts and requests the court to allow the deposit, relieve parties from costs, and direct defendants to assert their claims regarding the funds.

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Begin by filling in the Judicial District Court and Parish information at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this identifies your case.
In the section for defendants, list all parties involved in the proceedings. This is crucial for proper notification and legal processes.
Provide details regarding your representation, including dates and fees. Clearly state any agreements made about retainers, ensuring that amounts are accurately filled in.
Complete the sections regarding complaints and responses, referencing any exhibits as necessary. This adds context to your petition.
Finally, review your petition for completeness before signing. Use our platform’s tools to ensure everything is clear and legible.

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