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When families in Louisiana begin exploring nursing home or assisted living options, one of the first fears that arises is financial ruin. The cost of long-term care can easily reach thousands of dollars per month, and many people assume they must spend down everything they have worked for before qualifying for Medicaid. Fortunately, that’s not…
When a loved one needs long-term care, families often face two major concerns: ensuring quality care and protecting hard-earned assets. In Louisiana, the cost of nursing home care can quickly deplete a family’s savings if proper planning isn’t done ahead of time. Fortunately, there are legal strategies that can help preserve assets while ensuring your…
When a loved one passes away in Louisiana, their property and assets must go through a legal process called succession. This process ensures that debts are paid and the remaining estate is distributed to heirs or beneficiaries. While some successions move smoothly, others can take months, or even years, to resolve. Understanding the typical timeline…
No one wants to think about a time when they might be unable to make decisions for themselves. Yet, life is unpredictable. A sudden illness, accident, or decline in mental capacity can leave families facing tough legal questions about who can step in and manage a loved one’s affairs. In Louisiana, two of the most…
Planning for long-term care is something most families avoid until it becomes necessary. Unfortunately, that often means facing the high cost of nursing home care without a clear plan in place. Medicaid can help cover those costs, but qualifying for it is not always simple. One of the most important parts of Medicaid eligibility in…
Losing a loved one is never easy. But when questions arise about the validity of their Last Will and Testament, whether due to confusion, family conflict, or possible wrongdoing, those emotions can intensify. In Louisiana, contesting a will is possible, but it must be done within specific legal timeframes. Knowing the timeframe for action and…
As summer fades and the final months of the year approach, many Louisiana families start thinking about fresh starts, new goals, and getting organized. While financial resolutions often top the list, estate planning rarely receives the same attention. Yet, reviewing your estate plan before year’s end can be one of the most valuable gifts you…
A power of attorney (POA) is a powerful legal tool that allows one person, known as the principal, to give another person, called the agent, authority to act on their behalf. In Louisiana, powers of attorney are often used to manage financial, legal, or medical matters when someone is unable or unwilling to handle those…
When most people think of a Last Will and Testament, they picture a formal document typed up by an attorney and signed in front of witnesses. In Louisiana, however, there is another option that often surprises people: a handwritten will. These are legally recognized in certain circumstances, provided that specific requirements are met. If you…
Louisiana residents know hurricane season brings more than just heavy rain and high winds. Each year, families prepare their homes and gather supplies, but many overlook another critical safeguard: their estate plan. Having your legal documents in order before a storm hits can protect not only your property but also your loved ones. Here are…
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