What we tell families when they call.
Questions, situations, and Louisiana-specific quirks we see day-to-day — written down so you can think through your case at your own pace.
What to Do if You Suspect Fraud in a Louisiana Succession
Every will contest, especially those invoking fraud or forgery, must be supported by substantial and compelling evidence. Our LA attorneys explain.
Divorce and Beneficiary Designation Changes
Beneficiary Designation Litigation
What Happens When a Child Inherits Property in LA
When a minor child inherits property in a Louisiana succession, you need to make sure the child’s rights are protected. Learn more here.
What Happens If You Inherit Mortgaged Property in LA?
The mortgage must still be paid after a property owner dies. Learn about your legal options if you inherit mortgaged property in Louisiana.
When to Start a Louisiana Succession After a Loved One Dies
You may wonder how long you can wait before starting a succession in Louisiana. Learn the answer and more information to help you make this critical decision.
When a Sibling May Inherit Property in Louisiana
If your sibling died in Louisiana, learn which brother or sister may inherit property, what they may inherit, and how to protect your rights.
When Someone Dies With Property in Multiple Louisiana Parishes
If your loved one owned multiple properties in more than one Louisiana parish, learn how succession is opened and the benefits of hiring a succession attorney.
When a Loved One Dies With Multiple Wills
While some people have compelling reasons to create multiple wills, the lack of a coherent estate plan could jeopardize inheritances. Our LA attorneys explain.
When You Need a Louisiana Succession Attorney
Many people benefit from contacting a succession attorney. Learn when a lawyer may help you and why you should contact a lawyer with succession questions.
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.
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