In our 15 years of experience, no one who took the time to build a solid estate plan went on to regret it. Although we typically associate the term “estate” with the ultra-wealthy, estate planning is not just for the rich. Everyone, regardless of family dynamics or financial status, can benefit from having an estate plan—a collection of documents that specify how you want your assets distributed. While end-of-life planning may seem morbid, an estate plan can protect you and your assets … [Read more...]
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Preparing for Coronavirus
The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, is spreading in the United States and across the globe. Learn what steps you can take to prepare yourself and help prevent its spread. Read on to learn more. … [Read more...]
Remarried After Having Children? Here’s How Those Kids Could Be Unintentionally Disinherited
If you have tied the knot again and expect to pass on assets to your children from a previous marriage, don't overlook the importance of preparation for when you pass away. For many men and women who lack even a simple will, the stakes can be greater if you do no estate planning when you remarry. Ultimately, your kids could unintentionally be disinherited. Did you know that roughly 17% of individuals remarry after a divorce or death of a spouse? Even with a decrease in the rate of … [Read more...]
Part-Time Legal Secretary
Our family-owned estate planning & business law firm is offering an opportunity for a Part-Time Legal Secretary to support an attorney in the office. Located at the foot of the Causeway Bridge, our firm enjoys the privilege of representing small business owners, estates and families throughout Southeast Louisiana. Responsibilities Draft and prepare legal documents with limited guidance (estate plans, court petitions, general correspondence, etc.). Prepare e-filings, and filings in … [Read more...]
Medicaid Asset Protection Trust: What, Why, How, and How Much?
If a loved one has been turned down for long-term care insurance, or is unable to pay for the premium, the second best option is the Medicaid Asset Protection Trust (MAPT). It is crucial that a Medicaid Asset Protection Trust be set up correctly. This will ensure the assets transferred to the trust are exempt from Medicaid's asset limitation. Incorrectly setting up a MAPT can cause a loved one to be ineligible for Medicaid. This defeats the purpose of creating the trust. Read more … [Read more...]
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