Baton Rouge, LA
Estate planning Lawyer at Baton Rouge, LA
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Trusts ... +3 more
Attorney Coleman's answer is correct on the substance, but the term "deed" does not appear in the Louisiana Civil Code regarding property...
The other answers make good points about the purported existence of a will, but overlook an important point in your narrative. Evidently your...
It's not clear why you omitted some money, but there's no need to mention by name every account you have. You can simply refer to something such...
Attorney Coleman is correct. Your first stop should be to see a bank officer, who may be able to provide you the necessary instruments to execute.
Mr. Pippen's point is the crucial one. If you purchase the property, there will be capital gains tax due on the difference between the purchase...
You definitely need a lawyer. Obviously, you are not sure of the consequences of a "no contest" plea, and you need someone to advise you.
Louisiana is an "at will" state. You can be fired whether you are on the clock or not.
Attorney Maas is correct in that if you have not opened a succession, you have not inherited the property. To get the process rolling, call an...
Louisiana Civil Code Article 491 provides that buildings may belong to a person other than the owner of the ground. But "they are presumed to...
Ms. Catlett is correct in that this process is very easy. However, the act of donation does not have to be executed on a "form," but can be...
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