Yes. We help Ascension Parish business owners plan for ownership changes tied to retirement, incapacity, death, or long-term family planning.
Louisiana law does not require a will, but dying without one means state intestacy rules decide who receives your property. A will lets you name beneficiaries, choose an executor, and address family circumstances that default law may not reflect.
The process depends on whether the person left a valid will, what property they owned, and whether any heirs disagree. Families in Ascension Parish may need succession to transfer a home, land, bank account, vehicle, or business interest after a loved one’s death.
A financial mandate allows someone you trust to manage financial or legal matters for you if you cannot act for yourself. It is Louisiana’s version of a financial power of attorney.
Yes. We help Ascension Parish business owners plan for ownership changes tied to retirement, incapacity, death, or long-term family planning.