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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