"All Things Legal" with Nicaud and Sunseri

On today's show, Doug and Albert open up discussing the Tigers awful performance in College Station against the Texas A&M Aggies before fielding questions from WWL callers and listeners on an abundance of topics such as what you can do to manage emotions when you choose to exclude someone from your estate, the pros and cons of using a usufruct, how you can remediate a purchase of a

Doug and Albert dive into our final hour doing a quick little lightening round of texts pertaining to more POA concerns and the limits POA face before helping a caller with handling appellate court appeals and capital gain taxes on your parents property after their death, before closing out with our thoughts on the Saints 4-game stretch of games before the bye week.

Doug and Albert help a caller handle an appeal for a restraining order with a defendant that doesn't want to respect the judge's order and how capital gain taxes work on a property owned by your parents, that passed recently, that has gained significant value, and how does setting an estate bank account work, is it easy?

Doug and Albert open up the final hour doing a lightening fast text round up covering if you can get a divorce online if both parties want nothing from the other, if you have 2 children can you give both power of attorney, and should whoever you make be the executor be given access to your bank accounts as well.

Doug and Albert dive into some of the POA Dos and Don't, the importance of using power of attorney the right way to make sure you get the most of its usage, a succession question from a WWL listener that really makes you think about how YOU should set up your own estate, and what can you do when you buy a property with an odor that was not disclosed before the purchase and was mask

Doug and Albert continue helping callers with more POA questions after the death of the one who is giving POA out to others leading more to a will/succession issue.

Doug and Albert field a question from a listener on if a POA form can still be valid if the the form hasn't been notarized but has been signed by a notary and by extension some of the main do's and don'ts that you should know about power of attorney agreements.

Doug and Albert sulk a bit on LSU's awful loss against A&M who ran all over the Tigers which begs question of how SEC title game could shake out, before opening up the phone lines to discuss making sure that when you are creating a will, that you don't exclude anybody you don't want to but also if you do, how to make sure that the excluded parties understand the reasoning behind it

Doug and Albert build on the last segment we had as we go over using a usufruct and what are the advantages and disadvantages to using one.

Doug and Albert help a WWL caller go over a community property issue after his wife passed leaving his home's ownership in the air between him and their heirs, as well as the issue of leaving the your money, property, etc. to one child over another simply because of pragmatism.