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Once you meet with an attorney, you will sign a contract that details what services are being provided.

A retainer is a deposit with the firm to initiate services.  From that deposit, we deduct legal fees and court costs.

A Durable Power of Attorney allows a trusted person, often an adult child, to help manage financial matters if needed. This includes speaking with banks, addressing suspicious charges, communicating with financial institutions, and helping stop potential fraud quickly.

When you retain our services, you will receive a link to LawPay.com.  Use your client portal to access your statements and to make payments.  You can also call our office for further assistance at 985-801-0050.

A Living Will outlines a person’s wishes regarding medical treatment if they are unable to communicate their decisions. A Medical Power of Attorney appoints someone to speak with doctors, hospitals, and insurance companies on the person’s behalf.

Yes. If suspicious activity occurs, the person named in a Durable Power of Attorney can contact banks, credit card companies, and fraud departments to investigate charges and protect accounts.

It is best to create a Last Will and Testament before it is urgently needed. Having a will ensures that property and assets are distributed according to your wishes and can prevent unnecessary stress and disputes among family members.

No. At Zeringue & Associates Law Firm, we offer affordable flat-fee services so families can put essential protections in place without unnecessary complexity or cost.