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Have you or your loved one been the target of a financial scam? At Miramon Law we see people who have fallen victim to scammers. The FBI estimates that seniors lose more than $3 billion each year to fraudsters. Scammers go after seniors because they believe older...

We’re Responsive!* * (unless we can’t be) We want to promptly respond to any inquiries and help everyone who contacts our office. However, we are restricted by confidentiality rules and the Rules of Professional Conduct for lawyers. This can be frustrating for those...

No matter how hard we try to fight it, death is inevitable. But a proper estate plan can ease the emotional and financial burden on your loved ones. Estate planning is the process of detailing how your assets will be distributed after you die. If you don’t plan for it...

Estate Planning is Important at Every Age. Read our article below to find out what documents you need. Here are the documents we recommend each person have at certain ages. Contact us today to find out what is right for you! At 18+ -> You Need a Power of Attorney...

Meet the office Monday! Patricia Miramon graduated from Byrd High School in 1979, and attended the University of the South and Centenary College where she obtained her degree in English Literature in 1982. In 1985 she received her law degree from LSU and was admitted...

Please remember that Wills from legal websites such as Legal Zoom ARE NOT ALWAYS VALID in Louisiana!

  Meet Julia Todd, Attorney and CPA! After becoming a CPA and practicing oil and gas accounting, Julia went to LSU Law School and joined her mom at the firm. After welcoming a son in October 2020, Julia has become focused on letting people know that everyone,...

IF NOT NOW, WHEN? We get it. Thinking about death can be hard. But being informed and empowered can help you feel confident that regardless of what happens, your family is secure. You don't want to run into any problems in estate planning!    We help you plan for the...

Estate Documents Everyone Should Have- Regardless of Age! 💥 WILL - A will determines what happens to your property when you pass away. Remember, in Louisiana a spouse does not automatically inherit from you if you do not have a will! 💥 POWER OF ATTORNEY - A power of...

Trusts allow one person, the Settlor, to restrict money or property for a beneficiary. Three reasons you may want to consider a trust: You may want a trust so that your children don’t inherit all of your assets when they turn 18. You could use a trust to hold money to...