When being named the executor of someone’s estate, it can feel overwhelming. It’s important that you know what’s required before the time comes for you to take action. 

Let's talk about what the executor's role is in Louisiana Estate Planning.

When most of us think of Estate Planning, we think of wills and inheritance.

In fact, you’re probably even familiar with the ‘reading of a will’ - where the family is gathered as a lawyer formally reads the will out loud, doling out cash amounts and houses to the surviving family members.

Depending on the movie, this is probably a scene where there’s some shocking revelation or plot twist, right?

What if I told you that a reading of the will rarely, if ever, actually happens?

If you live in Louisiana, then you’re no stranger to hurricanes.

Starting June 1st, hurricane season officially starts.

So, let’s talk about how to prepare yourself with best practices when it comes to your valuable estate planning documents

Did you know that Louisiana’s unique forced heirship laws might get in the way of your “simple” estate plan?

Learn what you can do to ensure your Louisiana estate plan is exactly what you want.

I always remind you that estate planning is way more than a will. 

However, a will is one of the most important documents that you can have in your estate plan. 

Did you know that nearly 65% of all Louisianans currently do not have a written will of any kind? 

Are you someone who doesn’t have a will?  While you’re not alone, there is something you should know:

A handwritten will in Louisiana is totally valid! 

Estate planning is way more than a will.

When writing a will, it’s crucial to understand that it only controls certain parts of your estate.

Let’s dive into the difference between probate property and non-probate property.

Knowing the difference between community property and separate property is vital to a successful estate plan.

If you’re married in Louisiana, then you need to understand your property rights before you start your estate plan.

Learn what you need to know about community property vs. separate property in Louisiana right here.

Google Forms is a great tool for any solo or small law practice.

With a Google Form, you can capture the information you need to build an organized and productive day - at work and at home.

Learn more about why Google is exactly what you need when starting your own law practice.