About

Jimmy D. Long Jr. is a distinctly skilled lawyer specializing in asset safety, tax minimization, and estate planning in Louisiana. Jimmy D. Long Jr. is a noticeably reputable lawyer based in Natchitoches, Louisiana, with a focal point on protecting belongings and minimizing taxes for his customers. With over 33 years of enjoy, Jimmy has evolved a reputation for his understanding in careful planning and agree with drafting to help clients refuge belongings from diverse economic dangers. One of Jimmy's key areas of information is in supporting customers defend their property from lenders, nursing domestic spend-down, or making sure that inheritances are managed responsibly by means of beneficiaries. His strategic plans are designed to defer, lessen, or maybe get rid of capital profits taxes on the sale of notably liked assets including land and organizations. Additionally, Jimmy works to lessen earnings taxes for high earners and reduce estate taxes upon loss of life. Jimmy's exercise extends statewide at some point of Louisiana, and he's now and again known as upon to seek advice from on asset safety, estate making plans, and tax matters in different states in collaboration with local attorneys. He is Board Certified in Estate Planning and Administration by way of the Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization, demonstrating his dedication to excellence in his discipline. A graduate of Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge and Loyola University College of Law in New Orleans, Jimmy D. Long Jr. brings a wealth of know-how and revel in to his practice. Clients can consider in his determination to helping them navigate complex legal topics and secure their financial futures.

Legal Issues

Estate Planning

Trusts

Tax Law

Estate Tax Planning, Income Taxes, Tax Planning

Certificates

Board Certified in Estate Planning and Administration
Louisiana Board of Legal Specialization

Languages

• English

Accepted Jurisdictions

Experience

• Lawyer at Law
  Jimmy D. Long, Jr., L.L.C.
  1990

Education

Associations

Costs

• Payment With Credit Card
• Retaines and Rates
  Most of our cases are taken on a flat fee basis. In addition to our fee, the client remains responsible for any document filing fees with the Secretary of State or Clerk of Court. The client is also responsible for the fees of third parties, such as appraisers, surveyors and title abstractors.

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