Property Deeds: Are They Necessary? | Gordon Crawford - Wills & Probate - Louisiana
Channel: Gordon R Crawford & Associates
Date: 04/03/2021

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Deeds provide the legal descriptions of the property or properties owned by the decedent. These legal descriptions are used in the probate proceedings and in the judgment of possession in the succession. They are also used to check with the clerk of court’s records to determine if any mortgages, judgments, or liens are recorded against any property or properties. The deed will also show the date the item or property was acquired and the decedent’s marital status when it was acquired. This will establish if the property is his separate property or if it is community property. The fifth item to locate would be a copy of the title to any vehicle which is registered with the state of Louisiana.

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