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Louisiana Small Succession Affidavit A small succession affidavit can be used in Louisiana to handle estates under $125,000 that do not require probate -
Widow Must Open Succession In Louisiana Find out why a widow must still open succession in Louisiana after a spouse dies when there are no children. -
Succession Still Needed for Only Child If you are an only child, find out why you still need to open succession in Louisiana -
Succession Still Needed With Last Will and Testament Learn why opening succession is still required even when there is a last will and testament -
Succession Cost In Louisiana Depending on several factors, the cost for succession in Louisiana can vary. Learn how much it costs depending on the circumstances. -
Filing a Partition Action to Force the Sale of Property When several people inherit a family home, they usually want to sell and divide the proceeds. When one person is a hold-out, you may need to take legal action. -
Purpose of a Living Will in a Louisiana Estate Plan A living will is an important part of your Louisiana estate plan. Find out what you can accomplish with this document. -
How Long Does a Louisiana Succession Take? Louisiana successions can take anywhere from a single day to several months to complete, depending on a number of factors. Find out more here. -
Types of Succession Proceedings in Louisiana Depending on several factors, a Louisiana estate could go through one of a few different types of succession proceedings. Learn what is involved in each type.