Estate planning lawyers in LAFAYETTE

William A. Keaty, II began his own practice and founded Keaty & Tilly in 2012. He has since been representing clients throughout Acadiana in a variety of legal matters. Will is admitted to the Louisia...

William A. Keaty, II began his own practice and founded Keaty & Tilly in 2012. He has since been representing clients throughout Acadiana in a variety of legal matters. Will is admitted to the Louisiana Bar and is a member of the Lafayette Bar Association and the American Inns of Court, Inns on the Teche. He has served as President of the Family Law Section of the Lafayette Bar Association. Will was elected as Justice of the Peace for Vermilion Parish Ward 4 in 2015 and is also a Certified Legal Mediator.

Amy E. Boudreaux is Senior Counsel in the firm’s Lafayette, Louisiana office. Amy is certified by the Louisiana State Board of Legal Specialization as a Specialist in Estate Planning and Administratio...

Amy E. Boudreaux is Senior Counsel in the firm’s Lafayette, Louisiana office. Amy is certified by the Louisiana State Board of Legal Specialization as a Specialist in Estate Planning and Administration. She began her career in the general practice of law and gained litigation and transactional experience in the areas. Since 2013, she has focused her practice on protecting families through the Estate Planning process. Amy maintains her bar license in both Louisiana and Texas.

Andrew Mims founded Oak Grove Estate Planning with a singular vision: to create Louisiana's first law firm dedicated exclusively to helping families secure their futures through thoughtful, comprehens...

Andrew Mims founded Oak Grove Estate Planning with a singular vision: to create Louisiana's first law firm dedicated exclusively to helping families secure their futures through thoughtful, comprehensive estate planning. After years of practicing at larger firms where estate planning was just one service among many, Andrew recognized a critical gap in the legal services arena in Louisiana. Too often, he saw families receiving standardized estate plans that failed to address their unique circumstances, values, and long-term needs.