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Louisiana is one of the few states in the U.S. that follows a community property system. This means that property acquired during a marriage is generally considered jointly owned by both spouses, which significantly impacts inheritance and succession matters.


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Blended families are increasingly common in Louisiana, and navigating inheritance and succession issues can be complex when stepchildren, half-siblings, and multiple spouses are involved. Understanding how Louisiana succession law addresses blended families is essential to avoid disputes and ensure that a l...


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When someone passes away in Louisiana, managing their financial accounts is a critical part of the succession process. Families often have questions about accessing bank accounts, retirement funds, and other financial assets, and how these assets are distributed. At Scott Law Group - Estate Counsel, we guid...


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In Louisiana, a full interdiction removes all of a person’s legal rights to make decisions, while a limited interdiction removes only specific rights—allowing the person to retain as much independence as possible. Courts are required to use the least-restrictive option necessary to protect the individual.


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Losing a spouse is an emotional and challenging experience, and questions about inheritance often arise immediately. Many surviving spouses assume they automatically inherit everything, but Louisiana law has specific rules that govern how property is divided after a spouse dies. Understanding these rules can help you plan effectively and protect your rights. At Scott Law Grou...


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