Pedrami Law Firm, LLC

Family legal issues are complex and laws in this area can be very difficult to understand.  We recognize that when faced with divorce and dividing community property, emotional and financial stress, anxiety and fear weigh in as heavy burdens on a family.  With a skilled and compassionate lawyer on your side, you will be protected.  We are committed to helping you understand the law during the time your family may be in transition. While our number one priority is amicable resolution of a case, we pride ourselves on developing a legal plan of action to accomplish your goals, and providing strategic representation tailored to your specific circumstances. The divorce process can be long and time-intensive, but we keep you informed each step of the way so that you will know what to expect, and how to be best-prepared for outcomes.  We are your trusted voice throughout this intricate process.

Everyone has an "estate," and planning isn't just for retired people or for the wealthy.  No one can predict how long they will live, and unfortunately accidents and illnesses happen to people of all ages. Estate planning is providing instructions for carrying out your wishes both while you are living, and upon your death.  The process includes planning in advance for your loved ones, your real estate, bank accounts, vehicles, life insurance, retirement accounts, personal possessions and business assets, and gives you the opportunity to control how your assets are distributed upon your death to the people or organizations you care about most. Our legal team can assist you with developing an estate plan including your Last Will & Testament, Powers of Attorney, and/or Trusts that will protect you, your loved ones, and your assets. We are experienced in handling Louisiana successions which is the legal process to clear title and transfer ownership interest of a person's assets to their heirs when they die.    

Are you thinking about starting a business? The first step is business formation, and selecting the correct legal entity for the business. Once the legal entity is determined, documents must be drafted and filed in order for the business to be recognized by the government and to formally exist. Entities that new businesses can choose from vary by state. We can help business organizers consider the pros and cons of each business entity during the start-up phase, and can educate business founders about choosing an entity that will serve their best interests. After a business is launched, there might be a need for drafting, negotiation, drafting and review of contracts, commercial leases, handling licensing issues, open account collections for unpaid invoices, or navigating a business dispute including litigation if your business has been sued.  We offer comprehensive legal consultations to evaluate your business needs and will work with your company to identify and prioritize pending legal needs.