Louisiana § 17:407.69 Operating without or in violation of registration; penalty; injunctive relief

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§ 17:407.69 — Operating without or in violation of registration; penalty; injunctive relief

Louisiana § 17:407.69

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La. Stat. Ann. § 17:407.69 (2026).

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§407.69. Operating without or in violation of registration; penalty; injunctive relief

A.Any family child care provider or in-home provider who is required to be registered under this Part and who provides child care services without a valid registration issued by the department shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than one hundred dollars. Each day child care services are provided in violation of the requirements of this Part shall constitute a separate offense.

B.The department may also file suit in the district court in the parish in which the family child care provider or in-home provider is providing care, for injunctive relief, including a temporary restraining order, to restrain the family child care provider or in-home provider from continuing the violation.

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§407.69. Operating without or in violation of registration; penalty; injunctive relief
A. Any family child care provider or in-home provider who is required to be
registered under this Part and who provides child care services without a valid registration
issued by the department shall be fined not less than twenty-five dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars. Each day child care services are provided in violation of the requirements
of this Part shall constitute a separate offense.
B. The department may also file suit in the district court in the parish in which the
family child care provider or in-home provider is providing care, for injunctive relief,
including a temporary restraining order, to restrain the family child care provider or in-home
provider from continuing the violation.