Article 893/894 Explained
A charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon is serious because, if convicted…
Arrested or Detained?
A charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon is serious because, if convicted…
Felon in Possession of a Firearm: What Does This Mean?
A charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon is serious because, if convicted…
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Criminal Trial Process: What To Expect
1. Arrest If you are arrested, you may have a bond set on an arrest warrant or you may have to wait for a judge to set your bond. You are entitled to a “72-hour” hearing. 72 hours is the maximum amount of time you are allowed to be held before seeing a judge (excluding …
12 Signs You Need To Review Your Estate Plan
Do you already have an estate plan? If so, congratulations! You’ve successfully taken steps to protect your family. However, an estate plan isn’t something that should simply collect dust on a shelf. Your estate plan will need updating to keep up with changes in your life and your goals. While a good rule of thumb …
What is Forced Heirship?
What is Forced Heirship? Forced heirship laws are unique to Louisiana. It’s basically a way to prevent parents from disinheriting their children. Who is a Forced Heir? Louisiana defines a “forced heir” to include any child under the age of 24 or any child, no matter the age, who is permanently physically or mentally disabled. …
7 Estate Planning Mistakes
1. Not Having An Estate Plan in Place. The biggest mistake you can make is failing to plan. Failing to plan leaves the burden for your loved ones when you pass or become incapacitated. It also means the State will decide where your assets end up. 2. Assuming a Will Is The Only Document You Need …
Why You Need to Consider Incapacity Planning.
It’s not something people like to think about, but bad things can happen to anyone at any age. Whether it’s the result of a car accident, a surgery gone wrong, a stroke, or progression of dementia, you may find yourself in a situation where you cannot make decisions for yourself. If you fail to plan …
