Louisiana Succession

Louisiana successions follow two administration tracks. The choice between independent and ordinary administration affects costs, timelines, and court oversight.

Louisiana succession representatives hold fiduciary duties over estate property — not personal use rights. Here's what heirs and executors need to know.

Louisiana courts may reject an unsigned will copy entirely. Here's what families need to know when the original goes missing.

Louisiana courts can appoint a provisional administrator to protect estate assets when succession proceedings stall. Here's what families need to know.