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UCC-1 Financing Statements may be filed with any Louisiana Parish Clerk of Court without regard to the debtor's address, location of the collateral or of any related immovable. Initial Financing Statements can now be submitted to any Louisiana Parish Clerk of Court online through the Secretary of State's website.

In January of 1990, Louisiana adopted the Uniform Commercial Code. This statewide notification system replaced Louisiana's chattel mortgage laws and for the first time provides lenders with statewide information regarding liens on movable, personal property.

DO: Always use the Debtor's exact Legal Name and Address. The debtor's name should match what is listed on their legal license along with the correct address, or on the most recently filed corporate documents. Include the Lender's Name and Address. Provide a description of the collateral.

As a secured party, you can: File Initial Financing Statements with your local parish Clerk of Court (UCC-1 and UCC-1F)

Hear this out loud PauseThere is no remote public access to documents filed before July 1, 2023. This includes certain judgments that used to be available to the public via Case.net. Access to these judgments was removed to protect any confidential information they may have contained.

Missouri Rule 74.04(c) provides that a summary judgment shall be granted when the moving party shows "there is no genuine issue as to any material fact." Genuine issues are to be sharply distinguished from pleaded issues.