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What Conditions Qualify for Louisiana Cannabis Medicine?SB 143, Louisiana’s original medical marijuana bill, authorized treatment for the following conditions:CancerHIV/AIDSWasting syndrome/cachexiaSeizure disordersEpilepsySpasticityMultiple sclerosisMuscular dystrophyCrohn’s diseaseIn 2018, two bills passed that made more diagnoses eligible, just in time for initial access. On May 23rd, the Louisiana Legislature made autism spectrum disorder a qualifying disorder under one or more of these circumstances:Repetitive or self-stimulatory behaviors that put the patient’s physical health at riskCommunication difficulties or avoidance that jeopardizes the patient’s physical healthSelf-injuring behaviorsDestructive or physically aggressive behaviorsThen, effective August 1, 2018, the Legislature added more conditions to the list:Chronic painPost-traumatic stress disorderSevere muscle spasmsParkinson’s diseaseGlaucomaAccess to Medical Cannabis in LouisianaThe language used by some patients and official sources reference “prescriptions” and “pharmacies” when describing medical marijuana. However, doctors can’t prescribe illegal drugs under federal law. As a Schedule, I substance, marijuana cannot go on a pharmacy’s shelves or a doctor’s prescription.In compliance with U.S. law, doctors recommend cannabis medicine instead of prescribing it. Dispensaries, not pharmacies, sell medicinal marijuana. If you see the terms “marijuana prescription” or “marijuana pharmacy,” verify the source of information and the mentioned establishment.As of August 2018, the Louisiana State Legislature has yet to define the “30-day supply” that serves as a patient’s possession limit. They may clarify this definition before cannabis medicine becomes available. However, please consult your doctor and dispensary before possessing a signNow amount of medicine.The Louisiana Board of Pharmacy rules that they will issue up to 10 dispensary licenses throughout the state. To ensure all parts of Louisiana have access to cannabis medicine, they outlined nine regions that will each receive one permit. Once they have data on patient recommendations and sales, the Board may grant a 10th license based on need.Even with a recommendation, Louisiana patients cannot cultivate their own marijuana plants. The Department of Agriculture and Forestry issued two growing licenses throughout the whole state. These permits went to Louisiana State University and Southern University, who both partners with outside companies to grow and produce medicine. You will find this medicine at the nine authorized dispensaries.Unless the Louisiana State Legislature changes the law before cannabis medicine becomes accessible, a doctor can only serve 100 medical marijuana patients at once. Verify if the doctor can take more patients before trying to make an appointment.

You’re going to have to start accumulating family historical records — birth, death, and marriage certificates. Best place to start is with a census and work back from there. Ancestry dawt com has probably the best resources, even though you pay for it. Depending on the tribe, they may have a list of people officially from their tribe (like the Dawes Rolls for central Midwest Natives) that you can trace an ancestor to.Genetic services can give you a general idea, but there’s not a lot of Native American participation in these services so you’ll probably not find much. This also relies on you or your father inheriting specific genetic markers connected with Native tribes, which if there has been any marriage outside of the community, makes it increasingly unlikely.Importantly, blood and paperwork alone does not make you part of a tribe. There is also cultural involvement — basically from birth — that makes you able to call yourself part of the tribe.

Not enough information. Depends on method of shipment (some items at only allowed by ground transportation), class of mail, weather, size of mail, additional services (ie: certified mail) and time /place of initial submission to usps. I am sure I forgot something. But you get my drift.The best way to find out would be to ask a postal clerk in the post office. The individual will have most of all of the facts at that time. Of course unforseen circumstances could alter that estimate.Estimates are not guaranteed.

You are doing a survey of all the states ? Do you think that all places in a state have uniform activities ? And if you are actually psychic, can't you know the answers to this string of questions without asking other people ?

This question is one that can have multiple answers, as much depends on the individuals involved and their respective situation. For example, are the individuals able to amicably agree on the marriage settlement terms, or will outside legal counsel and a Civil Court Judge make those decisions?Louisiana is a Community Property State, hence the involved parties can amicably settle or likewise have same Legal counsel and Courts determine whom is awarded what (house, cars, furniture, etc.).Items that belonged to each individual prior to marriage still belong to them and are not part of the “community items” settlement.As you can see, many factors make answering whether getting a divorce is easy or not rather difficult. I can say from both life contacts and personal experience that the road and decision to divorce is never an easy one, particularly when children are involved or the individuals cannot get along.Finding the point of mutual respect, rational decision making, emotional stability and in many cases, forgiveness for having been wronged by the former partner are all key to making the divorce easier and less stressful. Often “time” is what is needed for most of those points to fall into place.Now, for sake of the above comments, in Louisiana, it IS quite easy to enlist legal representation to file for a divorce, particularly if the parties have already mutually agreed on the terms. At that point, the Attorney meets with both parties, reviews terms, signs papers and files them with the court. If children are involved, the State requires a 1 year seperation (having lived apart) affadavit. If no children, the requirement is a 6 months affadavit of having lived apart. And both time requirements can actually be reduced to much less (30 days) in cases involving one partners felony imprisonment or an admitted infidelity.Individuals can also quite easily file for their own divorce within the Parish where they reside. Simply Google your residing Lousiana Parish name along with the words family court, divorce, etc. and you will be brought to pages that allow you to read, research and print the required forms. Both parties can than complete the documents amd meet with a Notary and have them signed / signNowd (a required step). Once completed, one or both parties can go to the Parish Courthouse and file the papers with the Civil Clerk, same as an Attorney or their agent would have to do.I can also say that the self filing cost is obviously far less costly (approx. $250–$300 in total various court cost and filing fees) than the Attorney route ($1K and well more) , but again, parties need be in a place of agreement, etc. to self file.And in cases where one partner has long gone, left state, address unknown, etc., an individual can still self file. One just needs complete the same document questions accordingly.When parties are amicable on divorce settlement terms, meet required timelines and self file a divorce, I have seen the time for a Judge to sign the divorce decree occur within 2–3 weeks. I assume most would say that is pretty easy and it certainly cost the least. Also good to know, is that the Court will provide financial assistance in picking up costs where individuals are self filing and meet the financial assistance requirements.My reccomendation is to do your online research, study the documents, the process of filing, etc. and determine what bests suits your needs (self file or attorney).It really is far easier to attain the divorce than most would ever think. And the self filing process incredibly easy, as well as the Civil Court Clerks are always eager to assist you with the document filing process. However, know in advance, they are NOT attorneys and they cannot legally provide you any advice.Lastly and importantly, the divorce process is seperate from a Community Property settlement. Hence, you could get a divorce and still need file the seperate paperwork (can also be self filed) for the property settlement or enlisr an Attorney for same. Here again though, if the parties are amicable, they will likely have already resolved the property settlement amongst selves. If not, than an Attorney is likely involved and the road to resolving is probably filled with pot holes for a rough ride.I hope this insight from life and self experience helps anyone researching this topic.

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