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by SS Varndado 2022 Cited by 3 FINAL SPOUSAL SUPPORT. Final spousal support (formerly known as permanent periodic alimony)122 is the other type of spousal support recognized by Louisiana law.Read more
Art. 112. Determination of final periodic support. A. When a spouse has not been at fault prior to the filing of a petition for divorce and is in need ofRead more