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Have you ever thought about what happens when a loved one passes away and Amazon continues to send them packages because they signed up for  “Subscribe and Save”? Many of us have numerous digital assets including email accounts, bank statements, websites, credit card...

Our office will remain closed through Thursday, February 18, 2021 due to weather. Please contact jtodd@miramonlaw.com if you need anything. We will be in contact with you to reschedule your appointments soon. Stay safe and warm!

One thing that we can all agree on is that 2020 brought lots of change. Many were left without jobs, without access to their loved ones in nursing homes, and without documentation to be able to take care of or make financial decisions for loved ones. A few things that...

As we gather with our loved ones this holiday season, it may be a good time to have a discussion with your family regarding your estate planning documents. You may need to tell your loved ones where these are located and who to contact in the case of illness or death....

If you live in Louisiana, you should ALWAYS have a Louisiana lawyer prepare your estate planning documents, especially your will. In Louisiana, we have things that some states don’t, such as community property and forced heirship. Notaries are NOT lawyers. They cannot...

Have you thought about making a digital estate plan? For example, what will happen with your Facebook after you pass away? What about your gmail? What about all of the photos you have stored on your iCloud? There are ways to include these types of decisions in your...

It certainly isn't easy to contemplate our mortality, but not thinking about these types of things can often lead to hardship for our families in the future. There are a few items worth speaking to your family and friends about. Here are a few conversations that are...

YES, WE ARE OPEN effective May 4th! We want you to know that your safety is our top priority. We are open by appointment only. Before coming inside, please call our office to be let in at 318-869-0055. You may be asked to wait in your vehicle until you are called in....

The statewide quarantine has left most Louisiana residents stuck at home. We are all looking for ways to remain active and productive. It can be an opportune time to get things off your to-do list that have lingered for a long time, such as estate planning. Estate...