A last will and testament is not a static instrument designed to be executed once and set aside indefinitely. It is a foundational component of a comprehensive estate plan that must accurately reflect your current familial, financial, and legal reality.
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What Out-of-State Attorneys Should Know About Louisiana Civil Procedure
Current as of June 2026. Louisiana is the only state whose private law runs on the civil law tradition rather than common law, and that single fact trips up more out-of-state counsel than any other. Its public, constitutional, and criminal…
DWI Refusal in Louisiana: What Happens if You Refuse the Breath Test
When pulled over under suspicion of driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Louisiana, one of the most critical decisions an individual faces is whether to submit to a chemical breath test. Law enforcement officers often present this choice under high-stress conditions,…
How to Handle a Contract Dispute with a Vendor or Client
For any business owner, running into a contract dispute is not a matter of if, but when. Whether it is a vendor failing to deliver manufacturing components on schedule or a corporate client withholding a milestone payment over a minor…
Do You Need a Registered Agent for Your Louisiana Business?
When you form a limited liability company (LLC) or a corporation in Louisiana, the state asks you to name a registered agent and a registered office on your very first formation documents. It is easy to treat this as a…
How to File for Pro Hac Vice Admission in Louisiana Federal Court
A resource for out-of-state litigation teams, corporate counsel, and the local attorneys who sponsor them. If your firm is taking on a matter in a Louisiana federal court and your trial team is licensed elsewhere, lead counsel can’t simply enter…
LLC vs. S-Corp in Louisiana: Which Structure Is Right for Your Business?
Most online guides treat the choice between an LLC and an S-Corp as a minor accounting preference. They walk through federal self-employment tax in the abstract and stop there—rarely accounting for how Louisiana’s own tax rules shape the decision. That…
Do I Need a Will in Louisiana If I’m Young and Don’t Have Much?
In your 20s or 30s, a will feels like something you deal with later — somewhere around your first gray hair and your first 401(k) match. If what you own is a used car, a modest checking account, a laptop,…
Cited in “Operation Speed Bump”? What Your New Orleans Street-Takeover Ticket Really Means
Most traffic tickets are a nuisance. A citation written during a coordinated police crackdown is something else — and it’s worth understanding the difference before you do anything with the paperwork sitting in your glovebox. Over a single weekend, the…
How to Get a Traffic Ticket Dismissed in New Orleans
Getting a traffic ticket on I-10, near the Superdome, or along St. Charles Avenue can instantly ruin your week. But the biggest mistake most drivers make happens the moment they get home: they log onto the city’s online portal, type…