You may not even know what questions to ask when a loved one has died in Louisiana, but our succession and probate FAQs are a good place to start. We provide detailed answers to some of the most common questions we get from our succession clients, and we invite you to browse for the information you need when settling a loved one’s estate. If your specific questions are not answered here, please feel free to call us.
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Should I get my loved one’s death certificate before I contact a Louisiana succession attorney?
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If my loved one was gifted real estate by his parent, what happens to it if my loved one dies without a will in Louisiana?
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As executor for my parents’ legal issues, can I file a succession in my parish instead of where they live?
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If my sibling died without a spouse, children, living parents, or a will, do I have rights to my sibling’s property?
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What if my loved one owned property in Louisiana, but the will is being probated in another state?
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What is a usufruct?
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What should be included in a Judgment of Possession?
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What are my options if I’m an heir in a Louisiana succession case?
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Can my unborn child inherit from the father who’s died?
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Should I hire a Louisiana succession lawyer or a notary public?