Wills & Trusts in Allen Parish
The Importance of a Will
A will, also called a testament, can provide instructions from the creator of the will, or testator, about how to distribute property. If you pass away without a will, your assets will be distributed according to Louisiana intestate law. Even though Louisiana has forced inheritance, you can provide your surviving spouse with usufruct, or control of property without ownership, of the forced inheritance portion of your estate. A valid will can also select a guardian to care for minor children and an executor to honor last wishes. By listening to your desires for the future, our attorneys can draft a valid will for you that will protect your family.
Why Choose Hebert Holmes & Fontenot?
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At Hebert, Holmes & Fontenot, we offer a diversified practice to address all your legal needs in Southwest Louisiana, ensuring that no matter the issue, we have the expertise to assist you.
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We prioritize delivering cost-effective results that meet our clients' needs, offering tailored estate planning solutions and legal assistance to protect their families and assets effectively.
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We maintain strong ties to the community by actively participating in governmental and local organizations, including holding positions such as city attorney, magistrate, and prosecutor, demonstrating our commitment to serving the needs of Southwest Louisiana.
Create Valid Wills & Trusts with an Allen Parish Wills & Successions Attorney
Careful estate planning now can help you provide for your loved ones later. Louisiana has unique succession laws, including forced inheritance, which you need to take into consideration before creating wills and trusts. With more than 35 years of experience, Hebert Holmes & Fontenot is well-equipped to draft a will or trust to protect your family in Kinder, Allen Parish, and Southwest Louisiana. To learn more about your legal options, please do not hesitate to contact Hebert Holmes & Fontenot today!