Louisiana Civil Code Tit. V, Art. 152. Proceeding for declaration of nullity of a marriage; final incidental relief
Current as of January 01, 2019 | Updated by FindLaw Staff
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After the declaration of nullity of a marriage, a party entitled to the civil effects of marriage may seek the same relief as may a divorced spouse.
Incidental relief granted pending declaration of nullity to a party not entitled to the civil effects of marriage shall terminate upon the declaration of nullity.
Nevertheless, a party not entitled to the civil effects of marriage may be awarded custody, child support, or visitation. The award shall not terminate as a result of the declaration of nullity.
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