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Important notice. This document was prepared using self-help software at LastWillCreator.com based on the answers you provided. LastWillCreator.com is not a law firm, is not a substitute for an attorney, and does not provide legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created by using this service. Estate and probate law varies by state and changes over time. Before you sign this document, have it reviewed by a licensed attorney in your state to confirm it reflects your wishes and satisfies your state's requirements. Do not sign until you understand every provision.

Louisiana

Louisiana law differs substantially. Attorney review is strongly recommended. Louisiana follows a civil-law system with forced heirship rules and a notarial testament form that must be signed before a notary and two witnesses. This document is drafted to follow the Louisiana notarial testament form, but we strongly recommend that a Louisiana attorney review it before you sign.

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