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Can You Use A Notary, Or Do You Need An Attorney?

In Louisiana, it may be more cost effective if you use a notary instead of an attorney for many legal documents and transactions. Louisiana is different from most other states because Louisiana notaries have broader legal authority than notaries in states such as Mississippi, Texas, or Florida. However, there is an important distinction: A Louisiana notary public can prepare and execute certain legal documents, authenticate signatures, administer oaths, and perform other acts

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Nov 34 min read

How to Transfer an Automobile Title in Louisiana

Transferring an automobile title in Louisiana is an important step when purchasing, selling, gifting, or inheriting a vehicle. The title transfer must be properly completed and submitted to the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) to establish legal ownership of the vehicle. Required Documents for a Louisiana Title Transfer Depending on the type of transaction, the following documents may be required: Vehicle Application (DPSMV 1799): A completed application for title and

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Nov 22 min read

Recent Legislation Has Increased The Threshold For Small Successions; This May Make It Easier To Avoid Probate And The Expensive Succession Process

A higher estate threshold for the value of a decedents estate can make a difficult time less complicated for heirs. When a loved one dies, the family often needs access to bank accounts, a vehicle title, a home, or other property before bills can be paid and assets can be transferred. If the estate qualifies as “small” under Louisiana law, heirs may be able to use a simpler court filing or an affidavit instead of a full court-supervised process. Recent legislation in Louisian

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Aug 69 min read