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Important Docs Needed
Having essential legal documents in place is crucial to ensure that your affairs are managed according to your wishes. Here are some key documents to consider: Consulting with an estate planning attorney can ensure these documents are correctly drafted and compliant with local laws. Regularly review and update them, especially after major life changes. Read more
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What is Tax Proration?
Tax prorations are a part of every real estate transaction, but what does it mean and how is the math calculated? It’s really quite simple, and Jennifer Goens is here to explain. Tax prorations are handled at every closing. The purpose is to split the share of the upcoming taxes between the buyer and the… Read more
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Why Do I Need A Power of Attorney in Louisiana?
In Louisiana, a power of attorney is a legal document that grants someone else the authority to act on your behalf in legal, financial, or health care matters. There are several reasons why having a power of attorney in Louisiana can be beneficial: Overall, having a power of attorney in Louisiana can provide you with… Read more
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Why Do You Need My Social Security Number & Marital History
As a buyer or seller there is a lot of personal and private details you have to share with multiple parties. A few of these being your full legal name, marriage history, and social security number. A title company must have these important pieces of information to ensure the transfer of clear title. During a… Read more
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Wills: What Are The Types?
A will and a living will are two different legal documents used to outline a person’s wishes, but they serve different purposes: 1. Will (Last Will and Testament): A will is a legal document that specifies how a person’s assets and property should be distributed after their death. It allows individuals to designate beneficiaries, name… Read more
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Why Use a Title Company?
When engaging in a real estate transaction, it can be challenging to identify the various parts and players involved and decide whom to rely on. A crucial role in this process is played by your title company. Read more