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Do you have a Louisiana will? Do you need a Louisiana will? These are important questions to consider. A valid Louisiana will can not only legally […]
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When a person dies in Louisiana and leaves behind assets that need to be transferred into someone else’s possession a Succession is generally opened. This process is called Probate in other states There are different types of Successions in Louisiana which include: Intestate Succession There is no will and assets are distributed according to the laws of Louisiana which gives preference to children and surviving spouses. Testamentary Succession A will has been left and the named hairs are put into possession Affidavit for Small Succession A legal affidavit that distributes assets when the total value of the Succession is under $125,000 and there is little-to-no debt. It is important to note that not all assets go through the Succession. Life insurances pay-outs and investment retirement accounts with a named beneficiary are not considered assets of the Succession. If a family member of yours has passed away and you need assistance with transferring the assets through a Succession, please call me. I am here to answer your questions and guide you through the legal process.
The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy and celebration, but when you're going through a divorce they can feel like the most difficult time of year.
Family law is a complicated and intricate area of the law. There are many reasons why hiring an attorney can be beneficial to you as well as your family.
It is hurricane season and this season has been an active one. If you are divorced with young children, then you should discuss with your children’s […]
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Like many parents right now I am getting my child ready for college life away from home. We have shopped for all the fun dorm stuff, […]
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Many clients ask me to explain what a HOC stands for. HOC stands for Hearing Officer Conference. In St. Tammany and Washington Parishes, if you have a […]
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If you are going through a divorce and you have minor children, you are going to have to come up with a custody plan. This is […]
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Do you need a prenuptial agreement? Some need it more than others… A Louisiana matrimonial agreement, what is typically referred to as a prenup, is a […]
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Some people know a divorce is on the horizon. They feel it, or want it, and have the wherewithal to take a few steps to prepare […]
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Do you have a Louisiana will? Do you need a Louisiana will? These are important questions to consider. A valid Louisiana will can not only legally […]
The post Do You Have a Louisiana Will? appeared first on Hillman Law Firm.
When a person dies in Louisiana and leaves behind assets that need to be transferred into someone else’s possession a Succession is generally opened. This process is called Probate in other states There are different types of Successions in Louisiana which include: Intestate Succession There is no will and assets are distributed according to the laws of Louisiana which gives preference to children and surviving spouses. Testamentary Succession A will has been left and the named hairs are put into possession Affidavit for Small Succession A legal affidavit that distributes assets when the total value of the Succession is under $125,000 and there is little-to-no debt. It is important to note that not all assets go through the Succession. Life insurances pay-outs and investment retirement accounts with a named beneficiary are not considered assets of the Succession. If a family member of yours has passed away and you need assistance with transferring the assets through a Succession, please call me. I am here to answer your questions and guide you through the legal process.
The holidays are supposed to be a time of joy and celebration, but when you're going through a divorce they can feel like the most difficult time of year.