Louisiana Supreme Court upholds decades-old inheritance ruling against late challenge
A Louisiana man died intestate, without a will, in 1956. In 1996, a court recognized his daughter as his legal heir. Almost three decades later, another family contested her right to a 50% share of the property. On October 30, the Louisiana Supreme Court dismissed the challenge as time-barred and kept the original ruling in place.
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