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They are there almost every night and they definitely go on the WMA sometimes.

There are very few attorney's in Louisiana who are actual experts in estates and trusts. Many claim that they are but in reality are only experts in cutting & pasting cookie cutter forms. They get away with it because most of the time the estates & trusts don't go into effect until many years down the road and so any mistakes stay hidden until then.

I totally agree with op, that if there is a law against the OMV denying him a license, then they should abide by it. I absolutely hate when governmental entities make up their own rules (ex: Medicaid & Obamacare) and how it's impossible to get them to change because no one can really explain to you or understands themselves why they have such rules. But I'm not completely convinced that not having a SS # will exempt him from having to pay into SS. That's a much bigger hill to climb and I'm not aware of any laws that would back up his stance.

Why is he in Lafayette?

My vote is for the referee trying to stop the fight.

If you have a license but no car, can you even get insurance to cover yourself (in LA)?

Say you have 3 cars but 4 drivers in your household. How does that fourth person get insured?

How much do you think it would cost to hire some off-duty national guard troops to patrol the french quarter all the time? It seems like it would be money well spent.

For example, let's say you hired 30 troops and paid them $200 a night (8 hours), so that's $6,000 a night times 365 equals $2,190,000. Now if you did that 24/7, it'd be $6,570,000 annually. Seems like that would be worth it, especially considering how much they spent on LED lights for the bridge. Now let's scale that up to 300 troops, which would really make a difference. That would be about $65,000,000 a year. In reality though you could probably get away with two 8 hour shifts, which would be $43,800,000 per year to keep the french quarter safe. You could implement it as a tax. If there's 390,000 people living in Orleans Parish, that would be about $11.25 per person annually. Although if you did it as a sales tax in the french quarter, it would probably pay for itself with the increase in tourism because it's now safe downtown.

Buy whichever ones are foam filled. I always have a pile of decoys that need to be repaired.

So what's the going rate for a $500 bill?

Do you have to be here legally to send your kids to public school?