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.
Priority of Estate Debt Claims in Louisiana
A Louisiana estate may have multiple creditors. Learn about the order in which they’re paid and how a succession lawyer can help you avoid mistakes.
Potential Complications of Louisiana Codicils
If your loved one died with a will and a codicil, learn how to identify and resolve codicil complications during an LA succession.
Potential Complicating Factors in Louisiana Successions
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.
Paternal Filiation and Paternity Fraud in Louisiana
Biological fatherhood and legal paternity aren
Out-of-State Executors Named in Louisiana Wills
You can serve as an out-of-state executor in a Louisiana succession proceeding, but there is a special legal requirement if you do. Learn more here.
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.
Prohibited Substitutions in Louisiana Wills
Louisiana law does not allow for prohibited substitutions. Learn what happens if a will contains a prohibited substitution and how to protect your rights.
Proving a Will Is Forged or Fraudulent
While a Louisiana probate court could find a forged or fraudulent will invalid, it is up to the petitioner to provide evidence of wrongdoing.
Removing a Tutor in Louisiana
A tutor is supposed to advocate for and protect a minor child’s best interests. If they fail to do this, you could have cause to request they be removed.
Role of a Louisiana Succession Attorney
When you need help with a Louisiana succession, it’s important to understand how a succession attorney can assist you. Learn more here.
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