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More than 170 forms and exemplars useful in dozens of legal contexts - annotated with helpful introductions and notes to clarify how to apply the law to the forms, and what the various clauses mean. There's long been a need for an affordable and comprehensive collection of forms and examples applicable to Louisiana civil law. Attorney and notary alike want access to valid, up-to-date, and adaptable forms for a wide variety of legal and notarial acts and documents. Previous volumes from other publishers have cost as much as $956 in paperback -- not very accessible to small notary and law practices! Collections of forms sold by organizations and practitioners are a good start but not necessarily complete, formatted or kept current. And using AI for Louisiana law is an invitation to malpractice. It hasn't been easy to draft valid acts unless they are stitched together like Frankenstein's monster. This resource fills the gap and addresses the need for readily available forms, and adds explanations as well. And it is the only volume of forms simultaneously released with downloadable, formatted Word files to digitally adapt to any client's situation, available (sold separately) at the authors' website. The authors are experienced, practicing Louisiana notaries who also hold law licenses in Louisiana (Michele) and California & D.C. (Alan). They previously published the best-selling guides to preparing for the notary exam: Michele wrote a simplified but comprehensive outline of the official state text, and Alan wrote the essential Sidepiece book of strategies for taking the exam, as well as a volume of practice exams. Together they teach the state's leading remote-online seminars on notary law and starting a practice. Forms cover such subjects as testaments and successions, power of attorney, dozens of affidavits, real estate transfers, donations, motor vehicle sales, public inventory, appearance clauses, acknowledgments, and family law. The newest addition to the Sherpa Series from Quid Pro Books.

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Michele Childress is an attorney at law of the Louisiana bar, since 2002, and a notary public for the state as well. Steven Alan Childress is the Conrad Meyer III Professor of Law at Tulane University, an attorney (California and D.C.), and notary public (Louisiana).

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