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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Six Reasons a Louisiana Succession May Be More Complicated Some Louisiana successions are complex. Find out why your loved one’s succession could be complicated and how an experienced succession lawyer may help you. -
What to Do If You’re Given Succession Papers Has someone given you succession papers for a Louisiana estate? Talk to an experienced Louisiana succession lawyer to make sure your rights are protected. -
How to Transfer the Title of a Motor Vehicle After a Loved One Dies If you need the title to your loved one’s vehicle quickly after his death, learn if you can transfer the title by affidavit in Louisiana. -
The Louisiana Small Succession Affidavit: A Quick, Cost-Effective Solution for Small, Simple Estates in Louisiana A small succession affidavit can be used in Louisiana to handle estates under $125,000 that do not require probate -
Does A Widow With No Children Need to Open Succession for Spouse Who Passed Away? Find out why a widow must still open succession in Louisiana after a spouse dies when there are no children. -
If I Am An Only Child, Do I Still Need To Open Succession? If you are an only child, find out why you still need to open succession in Louisiana -
Do I Still Need To Open Succession If There Is A Last Will and Testament? Learn why opening succession is still required even when there is a last will and testament -
How Much Does 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. -
Forcing the Sale of Estate Property in New Orleans 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. -
Why Everyone Needs a Living Will A living will is an important part of your Louisiana estate plan. Find out what you can accomplish with this document.