Obtaining a Judgment of Possession in Louisiana
Every estate in Louisiana requires a judgment of possession before any property can be transferred to heirs. Find out how a succession attorney can help.
Practice: Succession & Probate
Renunciation of an Inheritance in Louisiana
You don’t have to accept an intestate or testamentary inheritance in Louisiana, but if you refuse an inheritance, you must do so the right way. Learn more here.
Representation in Louisiana Successions
Children may inherit their parent
Rights of Children in a Louisiana Intestate Succession
Children and grandchildren have certain rights if their parent or grandparent dies without a will in Louisiana. Here, learn what you might inherit.
Roles of Estate Administrators and Executors in Louisiana
If you have been appointed—or want to be appointed—an estate administrator or executor in Louisiana, you should understand what the job requires.
Slidell Probate Lawyer | St. Tammany Parish Succession Attorney
Need help with probate in Slidell? Our attorneys guide families in St. Tammany Parish through successions and estate transfers with clarity and confidence. Call today.
Small Succession Affidavits and Judicial Administrations
Did 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.
Starting the Succession or Probate Process in Louisiana
Before any property can be distributed after the death of a family member in Louisiana, the estate must go through succession. Learn about the process here.
The Value of a Louisiana Succession Estate
It’s important to accurately value a Louisiana succession estate, so you can protect yourself as an estate administrator and/or heir.
Transferring Property and Assets After a Death in Louisiana
Before heirs can receive property and other assets left to them in a Louisiana testament, they will have to wait for the completion of the succession process.