Use these local guides to explore the service that matches your planning or succession matter.
Wills
Choose heirs, executors, tutors, and inheritance terms.
Trusts
Plan for succession avoidance, incapacity, and long-term property management.
Elder Law
Address authority, health care decisions, aging, and family support.
Successions and Probate
Settle a Louisiana estate and transfer property to the proper successors.
Uncontested Successions
Complete an agreed matter with organized filings and practical waivers.
The Twenty-Third Judicial District Court serves Ascension, Assumption, and St. James parishes. Ascension Parish maintains its own succession, conveyance, mortgage, and related records.
The Ascension Parish Courthouse and Clerk of Court’s Gonzales office are located on East Worthey Street. That local court connection makes Gonzales different from nearby Prairieville, even though both communities fall within Ascension Parish.
Twenty-Third Judicial District Court | Ascension Parish Clerk of Court
A complete plan may need to address a home, retirement benefits, life insurance, jointly owned accounts, family land, mineral interests, or a closely held business. Each asset follows its own transfer rules.
Field Law reviews how the property is titled and how each asset transfers. We then coordinate the Will, trust, mandates, health care documents, and beneficiary designations.
A succession may proceed through possession without administration, independent administration, court-supervised administration, or a small-succession procedure. The right route depends on the estate—not simply whether the family found a Will.
When the interested parties agree, we look for lawful ways to reduce formal accountings, repeated hearings, and unnecessary expense. When the estate includes debt, disputed property, an operating business, or family conflict, more administration may be necessary.
A succession for a decedent domiciled in Ascension Parish is generally filed through the Ascension Parish Clerk of Court and handled in the Twenty-Third Judicial District Court.
Many planning and uncontested succession steps can be completed through secure online systems. Some documents still require formal execution, original delivery, or notarization.
Yes. We handle inherited homes, acreage, omitted property, old judgments, co-ownership, and successions involving several generations.
No. Field Law’s office is in Baton Rouge. We serve Gonzales and Ascension Parish through remote services and in-person meetings at our Baton Rouge office.
Field Law serves Gonzales, St. Amant, Sorrento, and families throughout Ascension Parish.
6161 Perkins Road, Suite 1B, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808