RS 9:602
The judge must act without calling a family meeting for matters involving the appointment, recognition, or confirmation of tutors, under tutors, curators, or under curators for minors or interdicts.
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The judge must act without calling a family meeting for matters involving the appointment, recognition, or confirmation of tutors, under tutors, curators, or under curators for minors or interdicts.
A court may appoint special representatives for an absentee minor or interdict when property is to be sold.
A domestic violence shelter must assign shared restrooms, changing rooms, and sleeping quarters to one sex or to members of the same family, and must protect privacy from the opposite sex.
Public schools must separate certain restrooms, changing rooms, and sleeping quarters by sex or family status, and generally restrict access to the designated sex.
Certain correctional and juvenile detention facilities must segregate multi-occupancy restrooms, changing rooms, and sleeping quarters by sex or family use, and provide privacy from the opposite sex.
Laws that distinguish between the sexes are reviewed under intermediate scrutiny; they cannot discriminate against similarly situated people, but may make sex-based distinctions if there is an important governmental interest.
This section lets certain people sue for remedies if they are harmed, face retaliation, or contract with an agency that is directed to violate the Part; it also sets a two-year filing deadline and allows the court to waive bond for good cause.
Sections 651 to 653 were repealed.
Sections 671 to 674 are repealed.
Certain holders or claimants of immovable property title based on a specified private sale are protected after 60 days unless the sale is challenged in time.
Sections 691 to 693 were repealed.
Sections 711 to 713 were repealed.
A tutor of a minor or curator of an interdict may sell or lease a right of way over the ward’s land for a legitimate purpose.
The curator of an interdict may ratify a qualifying sale made for the ward while the ward was a minor.
Tutors of minors and curators of interdicts and absentees may buy certain federal farm loan bonds and debentures with funds they manage or control.
Tutors of minors and curators of interdicts may invest ward funds in interest-bearing savings accounts or time deposits at banks domiciled in this state, if the amount stays within applicable federal deposit insurance limits.
Sections 735 to 742 were repealed, effective January 1, 1988.
This section defines terms used in the Uniform Transfers to Minors Act subpart.
This section says when the Subpart applies to a custodial transfer, when it stays subject to the Subpart after later changes, and that a custodian can be personally subject to jurisdiction in this state.
A person who can designate who receives future-transfer property may nominate a custodian for a minor beneficiary, and may also name substitute custodians.
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