Many of our clients come to us knowing nothing about the succession process in Louisiana, and that is perfectly fine—we are happy to guide them through it. For clients who want to learn more about the process and what their role will be, we offer these helpful articles with in-depth information on a variety of probate, succession, litigation, and estate planning topics.
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How to Prove a Will Exists When You Can’t Find the OriginalIf you’re confident your loved one had a will, but you can’t find the original, learn what you need to do and how a Louisiana succession lawyer may help you.
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Different Types of Wills Accepted in a Louisiana SuccessionIf your loved one died and left a last will and testament, it may not be accepted in a Louisiana court. Learn the two types of wills that are enforceable in LA.
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Property Inheritance Laws in a Louisiana Intestate SuccessionWhen someone dies without a will in Louisiana, the state decides who inherits property. Here, learn about community and separate property rights.
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What to Know About Small Succession Affidavits and Judicial AdministrationsDid your loved one die with less than $125,000 in assets? Find out if a small succession may be the right option for your family.
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Simple Possession or Administration: When To Use Them For Successions In LouisianaChoosing the best estate procedure is the most important step. Find out what procedures are available to get started on the right path and save time and money.
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What Are The Grounds for Challenging a Last Will and Testament in Louisiana?There are many legal challenges that can be made to invalidate a Last Will and Testament. Find out the most common ones here.
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Glossary of Terms Frequently Used in Louisiana Estate Planning and SuccessionsRefer to our glossary of legal terms when you are thinking about an estate plan or dealing with a Louisiana succession. We help you understand the basics.
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Common Reasons for Litigation Over a Family Member’s EstateWhen certain elements are missing from your estate plan, disputes could arise among family members after your death—leading to costly litigation.
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How a Comprehensive Estate Plan Can Preserve Your Wealth and Your Family When You DieA comprehensive estate plan will preserve your wealth and make life easier for your loved ones when you die. There could be problems for the estate without one.
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Why It’s Important to Plan for the Possibility of Your Own Disability or IncapacitationWithout proper planning, you and your loved one’s lives could be much more difficult than they have to be if you suffer a stroke or develop dementia.