Life is uncertain, and while it’s impossible to predict the future, it is possible for a Louisiana adult to take specific steps to protect interests and secure peace of mind. One way to do this is by having an estate plan in place, regardless of age, income and health...
Why it’s a smart time to revise existing estate plans
Life is unpredictable, and changes are inevitable. The choices a person made for his or her long-term plans may no longer be applicable or relevant. This is why it is prudent for every Louisiana adult to revise existing estate plans after major life changes and...
Common reasons why people skip estate planning
Thinking about the future can be difficult for some Louisiana adults. There are many reasons someone may skip estate planning, but this process is beneficial for individuals of all ages and income levels. Failure to have certain plans in place can result in...
Trust fund vs. will: which is better?
Louisiana property holders may think the best way to pass their assets on after they pass away is to include them in a will, but this is often not the case. A will lets others know how you want your property and belongings distributed, but a will must still go through...
Could the 601 waiver help me avoid deportation?
If you are an immigrant who has been living undocumented in the United States for a year or more, you may become subject to deportation and a 10-year reentry ban. After this 10-year period, it may be possible to become a legal resident. As an immigrant wanting to...
Reduce family conflict while estate planning
The future is uncertain, but one thing Louisiana families can do to preserve their interests is to have specific plans in place. Estate planning is the process of protecting beneficiaries and determining what should happen to wealth, assets and other types of property...
