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: Louisiana Estate PlanningHow to Choose Between a Will or a Living Trust
By Myrna Arroyo
Many people ask about this, and the answer is different for everyone. It depends on what is important to you and your family. I developed the attached chart to help you decide which might work best for you. Click on the link below for an at a glance view of the different effects of each type of estate plan.
Full post as published by Louisiana Estate Planning on November 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
Power of Attorney and Living Wills for the aged
Options for caring for aging parents
Grandparents Visitation Rights
Every state lets elderly grandparents petition to visit grandchildren
Living Wills and Powers of Attorney
Laws effecting the elderly
Institutionalized Medicaid Recipients
Sue For Right To Choose Where They Live
Chemical Companies
alleging danger to people living near the plants.
Sea Star Agrees $18.5M Settlement in Anti-trust Class Action
Sea Star Agrees $18.5M Settlement in Anti-trust Class Action
Atlas Cold Storage
Income Trust to pay $40 million to settle a class action that claims misrepresented financial statements.
John Vermillion and Associates LLC et al.
allegedly misrepresented themselves as qualified financial advisers to sell living trusts and exploit senior citizens.
Adult Care
Friendship Care Assisted Living ordered to pay $20,000 fine for facility violations and negligence.

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