The free Guide to Louisiana Probate and Successions gives straightforward answers to many of the questions that people have about Louisiana successions. In it you will learn:
- Basic definitions relating to Louisiana successions, including plain English explanations for some of the legal jargon you will encounter
- How to tell whether a court proceeding is required
- How to deal with small estates under Louisiana law
- What types of Louisiana succession proceedings are available to you
- Whether the succession can be simplified through independent administration
- Obtaining a Judgment of Possession over a deceased person’s property
- Ancillary successions for estates that have been handled in other states
- Whether there are any alternatives to a Louisiana succession that could apply
- How to determine if a Last Will and Testament is valid under Louisiana law
- How to probate a Last Will and Testament in Louisiana
- How to handle a Louisiana estate if there is no Last Will and Testament
- The responsibilities of an executor or administrator under Louisiana law
- How to apply Louisiana community property law to an estate
- Forced Heirship and spousal usufructs under Louisiana law
- Laws relating to Louisiana inheritance tax, estate tax, and gift tax
This guide is divided into short mini-chapters to help you find answers to your questions as quickly as possible.
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