About First NOLA Succession Law
Frank, the eldest of nine siblings, initially aspired to pursue a career in finance, just as his father did. However, his academic prowess and inclination towards economics and finance steered him in a different direction. Upon graduating from Loyola University of New Orleans, he furthered his education at Loyola's College of Law.
In 1973, Frank obtained his Juris Doctor and embarked on his legal career at a small litigation-based law firm in downtown New Orleans. Mere days after being admitted to the Louisiana Bar, he triumphed in his inaugural jury trial despite his lack of prior courtroom experience.
For the past 40 years, Frank has found great satisfaction in helping his clients navigate the succession process in Louisiana. As a succession expert, Frank's unwavering commitment to his clients lies in easing familial burdens and rendering support during periods of bereavement. The enduring loyalty of Frank's clients is evidence of his personalized approach to simplifying succession law and guiding families toward progress and peace.
Education
St. Stanislaus High School, 1966
Loyola University of New Orleans, 1970
Loyola University of New Orleans College of Law, 1973
Jurisdictions Admitted to Practice
Louisiana
United States Supreme Court
Frank and his wife, Suzanne, are parents to five children and take great joy in their roles as grandparents to 19 grandchildren. In his leisure time, Frank crafts Lafitte skiffs and indulges in marshland and offshore fishing, often with his kids and grandkids. Frank cherishes every moment spent with his grandkids, and for him, family truly is everything.
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