Category Archives: Estate Planning
Why do Louisiana LGBT clients need an estate plan more than ever?
Why do Louisiana LGBT clients need an estate plan more than ever? Louisiana LGBT (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) clients, like their counterparts in many other states, often have specific challenges and considerations regarding estate…
Why new parents need to start estate planning
Why new parents need to start estate planning Becoming a parent is a transformative experience. As you welcome a new life into your family, you’ll likely experience a heightened sense of responsibility. Diapers, seemingly endless…
When should I prepare a Last Will and Testament in Louisiana?
When should I prepare a Last Will and Testament in Louisiana? In Louisiana, as in most places, it is advisable to prepare a Last Will and Testament as soon as you are of legal age…
Why retiring adults in Louisiana may benefit from Medicaid planning
Why retiring adults in Louisiana may benefit from Medicaid planning Retiring typically means living on a fixed income, so older adults must make use of all the resources available to them. Medical insurance provided by…
How being in an unmarried partnership can affect estate planning
How being in an unmarried partnership can affect estate planning For many couples in Baton Rouge, marriage is not necessary to prove their love and commitment to each other. Many are happy spending their together…
Tips for talking to your family about your estate plan
Tips for talking to your family about your estate plan You might have no intention of discussing your estate plan with your family. You might consider that it’s your money and you have the right…
How to leave cryptocurrency to your heirs
How to leave cryptocurrency to your heirs Creating an estate plan is a smart and responsible step to take. However, if you own cryptocurrency, it is important to understand that it is not the same…
Estate planning for your pets
Estate planning for your pets In Louisiana, you can include your pets in your estate plan to ensure their well-being, even after your passing. Here are some options to consider Will: You can include your…
Forced heirship in Louisiana
Forced heirship in Louisiana In Louisiana, a forced heir is a child of a deceased person who is entitled to a portion of the deceased person’s estate, regardless of the deceased person’s wishes. Under Louisiana…
4 things to consider when making an estate plan
4 things to consider when making an estate plan Are you planning your very first estate plan? Estate planning is a process that allows you to set up instructions for your family and loved ones…
