You won't be able to get his name removed from the birth certificate unless you can prove that he was not actually the father. You can change the...

Can I have my daughters father removed from her birth certificate

Louisiana law allows for change of name of a minor by filing a petition in a district court of proper venue. The petition must be signed by both...

It's understandable that you have had trouble finding information. The 1997 revision of Louisiana succession law, which took effect in 1999, does...

How would I go about finding out what my grandfather's will reads?

A will is a private document. It becomes public only when it is filed after the death of the maker. You could ask your grandfather to send you a...

Will our divorce settlement be affected by my extra marital affair in state of LA

Ownership of assets is not affected by infidelity or allegations of infidelity. Assets acquired with community property are community assets;...

Should my husband pass away, our home/property (which was inherited by him) is left to our daughter. How does that affect me?

Since your husband inherited the property, it is his separate property and he is able to do with it as he pleases. However, the Louisiana Civil...

The answer by the previous expert is well-said. One other possibility is use of a durable power of attorney, if one exists. Generally, a power of...

If your father has passed, no formal will, your mom is still alive, upon her passing, are monies to be divided among 4 children?

The first thing to be established is the ownership of your father's property. If a succession has not been opened, it is likely that the...

Can I contest a quick deed on behalf of my Grandfather who is now dead?

Mr. Henderson has provided you an excellent answer. I wanted to address what appear to be a couple of your other concerns. You mention twice that...

2 children from 2 seperate mothers, both over 18, are either entitled to any of my properties if they are not named in the will?

Under Louisiana law, children who are age 23 or younger or who, because of mental incapacity or physical infirmity, are permanently incapable of...