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Jul 01, 2024
What is usufruct, and how does it work with property use?
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What is usufruct, and how does it work with property use? Estate planning and real estate transactions in Louisiana are unique due to Spanish and French influences on the law. One such concept that residents…

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Jul 01, 2024
Can families remove the succession representative of an estate?
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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2024

Can families remove the succession representative of an estate? The person assigned to oversee Louisiana succession proceedings is the succession representative or personal representative of the estate. Their responsibilities may last for months and can…

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Jul 01, 2024
Can a charity be included in your estate plan?
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Can a charity be included in your estate plan? Estate planning largely revolves around ensuring that your loved ones receive an inheritance when you pass away. However, there may be other things that you hold…

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Jul 01, 2024
Alternatives to a Do Not Resuscitate order
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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2024

Alternatives to a Do Not Resuscitate order If someone does not want CPR to be used when they stop breathing or when their heart stops beating, they may have a do not resuscitate (DNR) order on file.…

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Jul 01, 2024
Why do most people not have an estate plan?
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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2024

Why do most people not have an estate plan? Estate planning is not the norm. In fact, the majority of people in the United States don’t have an estate plan yet. Many of them do…

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Jul 01, 2024
Review your estate plan at these key times
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Review your estate plan at these key times Making an estate plan is an excellent step toward providing stability for your family. You help them smoothly transition through this period in life with lower odds…

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Jul 01, 2024
When does someone lack the capacity to draft a will in Louisiana?
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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2024

When does someone lack the capacity to draft a will in Louisiana? There are certain requirements for a valid and enforceable will in Louisiana. The first is that someone must be an adult. There are…

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Jul 01, 2024
From founder to successor: A seamless leadership transition
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From founder to successor: A seamless leadership transition Family businesses are the backbone of the economy, blending personal and professional dynamics. The foundation laid by the founder of a family company is crucial, and a…

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Jul 01, 2024
10 reasons people don’t want to hire an attorney to prepare their Last Will and Testament
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10 reasons people don’t want to hire an attorney to prepare their Last Will and Testament Cost Concerns: Legal fees can be perceived as high, especially for those with simple estate planning needs. Some may opt…

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Jul 01, 2024
What is a do-it-yourself Will in Louisiana?
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Last Modified on Jul 01, 2024

What is a do-it-yourself Will in Louisiana? In Louisiana, an olographic will is a type of last will and testament that is entirely handwritten, dated and signed by the testator (the person making the will).…

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