Forced Heirship and Family Businesses in Louisiana: Protecting Continuity Amid Legal Obligations

Estate planning for a family business is already a delicate balancing act. But in Louisiana, where unique legal doctrines like forced heirship apply, that balance becomes even more critical. Unlike most other states, Louisiana law limits how freely you can distribute your estate—and that includes ownership shares in your family business. For business owners, forced […]


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