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A Louisiana limited power of attorney, when properly executed, is an official document that bestows an individual’s authority on another to act on behalf of the principal individual. Generally, such paperwork is employed when a specified transaction or limited circumstance is in effect and the principal requires aid in making sure a task or set…

A Louisiana general (financial) power of attorney allows an individual (the principal) to choose powers they want to grant to an attorney-in-fact (the agent) to use and act in their place. They can choose limited powers or all powers. This form is different from durable power of attorney because it does not continue and becomes…

A Louisiana durable power of attorney form enables a person (“principal”) to appoint a representative (“agent”) to act on your behalf by representing their best interests in financial-related matters. This form is considered “durable” which means that if the principal of the document should become incapacitated or unable to make decisions for themselves, the form…

A Louisiana Termination Lease Letter is a required document that shall satisfy Louisiana Civil Codes if used properly. In any month-to-month agreement (whether residential or non-residential) Louisiana Civil Code 2728 will seek to prevent a party who has had such an agreement terminated from going through undue hardship by requiring that ten (10) days’ notice…

A Louisiana sublease agreement provides the means for defining the parties, property, and conditions involved with subletting a residence. A tenant renting from a property owner/manager can bring in another subtenant as part of a separate leasing contract in a sublet arrangement. A sublease as such only legally binds the sub-lessor (current tenant) and sub-lessee…

A Louisiana roommate agreement will act as a security measure in living situations between roommates. As a binding contract once signed, it outlines all the terms and conditions of the living arrangement and makes all signing parties responsible to respect and uphold the agreement. Note: A roommate agreement does not provide any security with the…

A Louisiana month-to-month rental agreement, known as a “tenancy-at-will,” enables both the landlord and the tenant to continue under the lease arrangement until a party cancels. The minimum time period in Louisiana is 10 days’ notice for terminating a month-to-month lease. Still, it is recommended to be 30 days to give the tenant enough time…

A Louisiana commercial lease agreement is used when a business entity wishes to rent a commercial property from a lessor to conduct its day-to-day operations for a specific time period. The agreement outlines details regarding the lease term, rent amount, security deposit, late fees, and more. Once the agreement is signed, the state of Louisiana…

A Louisiana standard residential lease agreement is a common form used by landlords to legally bind a tenant when renting property. The lease is for a fixed-term (start and end date), with the most popular length of time being a 1-year period. Before lease signing, the landlord will usually ask the tenant for their personal…

A Louisiana Association of Realtors residential lease is an agreement that is between a landlord and tenant and negotiated on behalf of a licensed Realtor. The Realtor will usually show the premises to the tenant, verify their personal and employment information with a rental application, and negotiate the terms of the lease. After signing, the…