Randy Bryan Ligh

Attorney Randy Ligh brings an excellent record of effective representation and satisfying results. No matter the issue, he will fight for his clients and ensure that their rights are protected. Previous experience as a former prosecutor and courtroom litigator, Randy Ligh carries an inside knowledge to evaluating and winning cases. As such, Randy Ligh is highly skilled in advocating for his clients and he will carefully analyze his client’s cases to determine the best course of action.

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Louisiana

Louisiana

Louisiana State Bar Association

Since 1993

Paul M. Hebert Law Center, Louisiana State University

J.D. (1993)

1990 - 1993

Louisiana State University - Baton Rouge

B.S. (1990) | Mathematics and English

1986 - 1990

Louisiana State Bar

Member

Current

Q. What is needed to sell property after probate judgment in Louisiana?

June 23, 2025

A: Not sure what exactly you are asking but In order to transfer property in Louisiana you have to have an authentic act signed by seller and buyer in front of a notary and 2 witnesses. And for it to be valid as to third parties, the executed authentic ast needs to be recorded in the public records of the parish the property is located. Do you have an agreement with a buyer and if so, do you have a sales document (authentic act) prepared? If not then that is what is needed. If the buyer is financing the property then most likely his lender is waiting for a copy of the purchase agreement in order to prparea mortgage and the closing documents. If there is no financing then the closing documents would still need to be prepared. It's best to have an attorney do this but I say that because I am an attorney. ... Read More

Q. What are the consequences for speeding 115 in a 70 mph zone in LA?

June 18, 2025

A: If you were not issued a ticket, then most likely none. If you were issued a ticket, then it depends on what infraction you are cited, however, assuming yoour probable exposure includes some (but not likely all) of the following: traffic school, fine, and court costs. Unless you have omitted something I doubt you are facing an period of incarceration. Also, unless you are able to negotiate a better resolution, your citation may end up on your driving record which can be used by insurance companies to raise your rates----this is reason enough to consult with a traffic ticket attorney in the area of the citation and explore options if oyu hire him.

Q. Missed first court date, possible warrant issued—next steps?

June 16, 2025

A: Depending on the underlying charge and your history (or non-history) with missing court and the reason why you missed court, most likely you simply face a fine. That said, you need to answer the warrant to get it recalled---if not you are subject to being picked up whether from a traffic stop and they coming to get you. If you have an attorney, contact your attorney and discuss the next steps; if you were going to hire an attorney, then now is a good time to do it so you can have your attorney with you. If not, simply contact the Court, tell them you missed Court and ask what needs to done.