Pierre W. Mouledoux, Attorney at Law

10/09/2026

For all of your legal affairs, call Pierre! 504-738-1111
Succession / probate, personal injury, zoning / land use, code enforcement, contract disputes, wills, codiciles, trusts, and more!

09/22/2026

Donations, breach of contract, debt collection defense, code enforcement, wills, successions /probate, reimbursement / unjust enrichment, car accidents / personal injury, and more!

504-738-1111

09/17/2026

Car accidents, Wills, Power of Attorney, Donations, Succession / Probate, Land Use, Planning and Zoning, Real Estate Disputes, Servitude, Personal Injury and many more!

504-738-1111

09/11/2026

For all of your legal affairs, call Pierre! 504-738-1111

Succession / probate, personal injury, zoning / land use, code enforcement, contract disputes, wills, codiciles, trusts, and more!

09/09/2026

09/08/2026

Have you been served with a lawsuit? You have a very limited period of time to answer.

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09/01/2026

Land use and zoning, personal injury, contract review, breach, and disputes, wills, power of attorneys, donations, successions, real estate litigation, and more!

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08/27/2026

You want a lawyer who is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. If that sounds familiar, that is the Scout Law.

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08/25/2026

Contract, property, and boundary disputes; succession / probate, estate planning, power of attorneys, car accidents, slip and fall, 18 wheeler accidents, code enforcement, personal injury, other litigation services, and notarial services!

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08/20/2026

Indeed. Call me for notary services today! Attorney services also available! 504-738-111

In most of the country a notary is the bored person at the bank who stamps your paper and waves you off. In Louisiana, the notary might just be the most powerful person in the room. 🖋️

This is one of those quiet ways our state still runs on a different operating system than the other forty nine. Because Louisiana law grew out of the French and Spanish civil codes instead of English common law, our notary is not a clerk. A Louisiana notary is a civil law officer, closer to the European notaire, a trained legal professional with sweeping authority baked into the office.

A commissioned Louisiana notary can draft and execute your last will and testament. They can pass an act of sale that transfers a house or a whole plantation of land. They can authenticate contracts, take affidavits, and create legal documents that carry the weight of authentic acts, meaning a court largely takes them as proven fact. In the old days, in the further reaches of the state, the parish notary was often the person who held a community's entire legal memory in their ledgers. 📜

Everywhere else, you sign your big life documents in a lawyer's office and the notary just witnesses the ink. Down here that same notary may have written the whole thing, sealed it, and filed it into permanence.

It is a small, strange, wonderful holdover, a living thread that ties a sh***un house closing in Thibodaux back to a courtroom in Paris three centuries ago. Most folks never think about it until they need one, and then they discover their notary is not stamping their paper.

Their notary is making it law.

Down here the humble rubber stamp comes with the power of a small magistrate. And we would not have it any other way. ⚜️