Protecting Your Assets: The Benefits of a Louisiana Probate Avoidance Trust with Attorney Morgan Field Navigating the complex world of estate planning can be a daunting task, especially when it comes to ensuring that your…
How being in an unmarried partnership can affect estate planning For many couples in Baton Rouge, marriage is not necessary to prove their love and commitment to each other. Many are happy spending their together…
Tips for talking to your family about your estate plan You might have no intention of discussing your estate plan with your family. You might consider that it’s your money and you have the right…
The Smart Choice: Hiring Morgan Field, Your Path to Quick and Cost-Effective Succession Navigating the intricate world of succession law in Louisiana can be a challenging endeavor. When you find yourself in need of a…
Celebrating Success: Morgan Field’s Client Triumphs at Louisiana Supreme Court In a remarkable turn of events, Morgan Field, a young and dynamic succession attorney in Louisiana, has emerged victorious in a high-stakes legal battle that…
3 more kinds of trusts you may want to consider A trust is a legal document testators can include in their estate plans. Many people think that trusts and wills are the same thing. But,…
Probate vs. Succession in Louisiana In Louisiana, probate and succession are two terms that are often used interchangeably, but they have slightly different meanings. Succession is the legal process that occurs when someone dies. Without a…
How to leave cryptocurrency to your heirs Creating an estate plan is a smart and responsible step to take. However, if you own cryptocurrency, it is important to understand that it is not the same…
Estate planning for your pets In Louisiana, you can include your pets in your estate plan to ensure their well-being, even after your passing. Here are some options to consider Will: You can include your…
Forced heirship in Louisiana In Louisiana, a forced heir is a child of a deceased person who is entitled to a portion of the deceased person’s estate, regardless of the deceased person’s wishes. Under Louisiana…