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Do I have to pay court costs if it goes to court?

Answered 4 years and 8 months ago by attorney Stephen Arnold Black   |   1 Answer
If you decide to press charges, the state of Louisiana would pay the court costs to bring the perpetrator to justice. You may be entitled to a victims compensation award. Most states have victims compensation funds that distribute certain monetary benefits to victims of violent crime, which obviously you are one. So contact your state victims compensation fund in Baton Rouge to discuss whether you can qualify for those benefits.  ... Read More
If you decide to press charges, the state of Louisiana would pay the court costs to bring the perpetrator to justice. You may be entitled to a... Read More

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