I agree with the other two attorneys. Once you turn 18 years of age, in Louisiana, you are recognized as an adult and can perform adult functions....

How to postpone trial if no discovery has been conducted?

If you are doing this case on your own and without the services of an attorney, then you are bound to make many mistakes at trial. You should hire...

I am joint-heir with my only sister, heir,, to my late mother's estate, house. can I buy out my sister's portion ?

I agree with Mr. Field. As long as the two of you are in agreement, then an act of sale or donation can be prepared. You will still need to open...

How can I find out what to do when my grandparents passeddidnt leave a will and the electricity got cut off cause my dad forgot

This question has two parts. First, turning the electricity on. Take past bills to the power company and see if they will turn it back on. You...

When a optional pipeline easement agreement is made for 6 month to purchase a permanent easement the six months has passed?

You will need to review your agreement with the company. If they can show that they sent it to you timely, then your lease may not be void. Ask...

You will need to have a Court in Texas recognize the judgment from Louisiana. The process should not be that complicated. You will need to hire a...

I live in Louisiana can my sister make me move?

Assuming she has a clear title to the property, she can file suit to have you evicted. It sounds more involved than what you have written. You...

How do I find a trust fund my dad told I would receive when I turn 25?

If there is a trust, a document should have been recorded indicating who the trustee is and the nature of the trust. It is commonly called an...

I agree with both attorneys. If you wish to do something on your own, you will need to hire an attorney. Most attorneys will accommodate your...

My father died without a will In Louisiana,but he has kids in the Philippines are those kids gonna inherited his estate.

If the Phillipino children are his children, then under Louisiana intestate law, they would inherit a portion. You don't need to have the "baby...