Revocation of Louisiana Wills
Wills can be revoked after they are executed in LA. Learn how to revoke a will and what problems may arise if there is any confusion over the revocation.
Topic Clusters: Wills
Types of Louisiana Wills and Testaments
If 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.
Tutorship of Minor Children in Louisiana
Learn about the different types of Louisiana tutors, what they do, and what you need to do if you are concerned about a minor child who lost a parent.
What to Do About a Missing Will in Louisiana
If 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.
Undue Influence in a Louisiana Will
Undue influence can invalidate a will in Louisiana. Learn what to do if you believe a loved one was under undue influence when creating a will.
When Someone Objects to a Will
If someone objects to the validity of a Last Will and Testament in Louisiana, you need to protect your rights in a succession proceeding. Learn more here.
What to Do Before You Start a Succession Case
If you need to file a succession case, there are some essential things to do ahead of time to help make everything easier for you and your family.
Biggest Estate Planning Mistakes
Estate planning is an ongoing process.
Cecil George Harris and LA Olographic Wills
Cecil George Harris etched his will on a tractor fender. Here, learn more about olographic wills and if they’re valid in Louisiana.
Challenging a Will Due to Typos or Ambiguous Language
LA Civil Code requires that succession courts honor the decedent’s original intent in a will, so contests require careful planning. Our attorneys explain.