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

First step is a public records search. Contact or visit the clerk of court for any parish where your father might have owned property and the...

Temporary guardianship of godson parents in the army how to go about it?

Louisiana allows parents to share custody of their children with another adult for up to one (1) year using a Provisional Custody by Mandate. Visit...

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

If you and your sister are in agreement, then this should be easy enough. This should be done during the succession or at the same time as opening...

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

You will need to open a succession. Your father (assuming the child of your grandparents) and all your aunts and uncles on that side will need to...

CAN I AUTHORIZE TO A NON MEMBER OF THE FAMILY TO BE A LEGAL GUARDIAN OF MY 16 Y OLD DAUGHTER?

You can share custody with another adult for up to one (1) year using a Provisional Custody By Mandate. A family law attorney should be able to...

What is the best way to get custodianship or POA for a brother?

As the other attorney noted, an interdiction proceeding is your option and a Judge should be able to order something quickly given the facts. A...

You should contact the attorney representing the estate. If you cannot afford an attorney for yourself, you should contact your local legal...

How can I remove an estate executor?

You need an attorney. An attorney may be willing to handle this on a contingency fee basis (taking a percentage of your inheritance if she or he is...

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

You can proceed with a succession without her signature (or that of an heir). The code of civil procedure spells out specific steps you must take...

You first need to know who owns the property. If it is owned by your mother-in-law, then it would go to her heirs (if she does not have a will) or...