Follow our attorney’s blog to learn about the succession process in Louisiana and to get other valuable insights into estate law, preplanning, litigation, and post-succession closure problems. Our firm closes over 200 estates every year, and we share our experiences with you in these helpful blog posts.
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Estate Planning Mistakes You Don’t Want to MakeAn estate planning mistake may have significant, unintended consequences for surviving family members. Learn about some common mistakes, so you can avoid them.
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Why Cecil George Harris’s Will May Matter to YouCecil George Harris etched his will on a tractor fender. Here, learn more about olographic wills and if they’re valid in Louisiana.
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What Happens to a Mortgage After Someone Dies in Louisiana?The mortgage must still be paid after a property owner dies. Learn about your legal options if you inherit mortgaged property in Louisiana.
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What Happens to Your Loved One’s Car Loan After They DieCar loans must be satisfied after a person dies. Learn about the options for paying vehicle loans in Louisiana and why you need a succession attorney.
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Answers to Your Questions About Prohibited Substitutions in Louisiana WillsLouisiana law does not allow for prohibited substitutions. Learn what happens if a will contains a prohibited substitution and how to protect your rights.
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Four Reasons You Might Sue to Remove an Estate Executor in LouisianaIf you want to sue to get rid of an executor in a Louisiana succession case, you need to know if you have cause to do so and why you should contact an attorney.
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Beware of Unintended Consequences When Trying to Overturn a WillMake sure you understand the legal consequences of overturning a will in Louisiana before you bring legal action to contest it. Learn more here.
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When There Are Ambiguities in a WillYour loved one’s will may contain ambiguous language that requires a court to interpret. Learn what makes a will ambiguous and what happens because of it.
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When adopted children can inherit from their biological parentsIf you’re an adopted child in Louisiana, it’s important to know if you can inherit from your biological parents. Learn more here.
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Understanding Paternity FraudBiological fatherhood and legal paternity aren't always the same thing, and paternity fraud may occur. Learn more about what happens after paternity fraud.