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Writing your will in Louisiana isn't necessarily something that you do once. Throughout your lifetime, you'll update and revise your will to make sure that it's current and fairly distributes your assets after you die. When you make a major purchase like a house, it's...
Many people in Louisiana don't realize that their loved ones might have to pay estate taxes after their death. You might not be able to eliminate estate taxes entirely, but you can take steps to reduce the amount of taxes that your loved ones have to pay on their...
Louisianans might put off creating an estate plan for a variety of reasons. Perhaps they are younger and do not think it is a priority. They may not have significant assets or property valuable enough that they believe a will is necessary. Or they might not want to...
Regardless of the type of will you decide to go with, a thorough estate plan can protect your assets in ways other documents cannot. In your will, you may state your preferences for property and your wishes for any minor children you have. The best time in which to...
While it is commonplace to consider estate planning as a step someone takes later in life, it is a safer bet to begin establishing planning documents as early as possible. Simply put, you never know when life can take an extreme turn. Accidents or illnesses can result...
In Louisiana, there are no inheritance or estate taxes, but there are still federal estate taxes applied to estates with assets over $5 million. There are various methods used to reduce the size of an estate and thus remove some unnecessary tax burdens. One of the...
It can be challenging to know when its time to form an estate plan. Many hold off either in fear, knowing that thinking about a trust or will means thinking about the end of their life. Others hold off because they like the way things are and believe they have plenty...
One of the hardest conversations that a Louisiana family can have is determining what will happen if someone in the family, especially the parents, were to die. No one likes thinking about their mortality, but it is inevitable. While the conversation of an estate plan...
A lot of work goes into determining if a trust is right for certain Louisiana residents. They usually work closely with an adviser to help them find the right trust, and they may do extensive research to be sure that the trust they have decided upon is right for their...
Blended families may face some complicated emotional and legal issues when it comes to estate planning. For example, some adult children in Louisiana might wonder what may happen if a parent decides to leave an entire estate to a stepparent and whether they would be...