McConnell Law Group, LLC

05/27/2026

Most people think estate planning is only for the wealthy.

It’s not.

If you own property…
Have children…
Have a business…
Or simply want a say in what happens to everything you worked for…

You need a plan.

Too many families end up stressed, confused, and fighting because nothing was legally put in place beforehand.

A good estate plan protects your family, your assets, and your wishes.

That’s real peace of mind.

McConnell Law Group
Estate Planning • Successions • Trusts

📞 318-516-3182
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.mcclawgroup.co

05/12/2026

03/23/2026

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03/21/2026

He’s not thinking about wills…
or trusts…
or successions…

He’s just being a kid.

And that’s exactly how it should be.

It’s our job to make sure
when his time comes—
everything is already handled.

No confusion.
No fighting.
No guessing.

Just a clear path forward.

Protect what you’re building…
for who you’re building it for.

03/18/2026

If you’re dealing with a loved one’s property or estate—don’t wait until it becomes a bigger issue.

I have 5 consultation spots open this week.

Message “PLAN” to book.

03/05/2026

When a person passes away, a power of attorney no longer has any legal authority.

A power of attorney is only valid during the lifetime of the person who granted it. The moment that person dies, the authority ends automatically.

At that point, the matter moves into succession law. Handling a deceased person’s affairs requires the proper court authority, such as:

• Letters Testamentary or Letters of Executorship
• Letters of Administration
• Judgment of Possession

These documents are issued through the court and give the legal authority to manage and transfer the deceased person’s property.

This is a common misunderstanding. Many families believe a power of attorney allows someone to continue handling matters after death — but legally, it does not.

Once someone passes, the only way to handle their estate is through the succession process.

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03/04/2026

When someone you love takes the time to put their wishes in writing—whether through a will, trust, or estate plan—it’s not just paperwork. It’s their voice speaking for them when they no longer can.