Estate Planning, Like Crawfish, Is An Essential For Louisiana Families with Children
New babies and new marriages rank at the top of the list of the most celebrated events in a person's life. During this time, new parents or new couples are overflowing with hopes and dreams of the future. The last thing on their mind is "estate planning", i.e. planning for their death. Most couples during this time believe having a will prepared is something that they can deal with later after they have accumulated more assets. But unfortunately, time waits for no one, and the unexpected can happen at any time. T he intent of this article is certainly not to rain on anyone's parade. However, after these two major life events, the fa ilure to have a plan in case the unexpected happens may result in an extremely complicated, expensive and emotional situation for your family and your children. If the marriage is not your first marriage and you or your spouse have children separately, the situation can become a nightmare for those left behind. In addition to t