Everything Oddusee Notary handles, what each document does, and what to bring to your appointment.
Acts of sale, cash sales, donations, and other property paperwork prepared and executed as authentic acts under Louisiana law. Whether you’re transferring land, a home, or a camp, we make sure the document is done right so it records cleanly with the parish.
A power of attorney (called a mandate in Louisiana) lets someone you trust act on your behalf — for finances, healthcare decisions, selling a vehicle, or a single specific task. We prepare general, limited, medical, and financial POAs and execute them properly so banks, hospitals, and the OMV will accept them.
Louisiana’s provisional custody by mandate lets a parent grant a trusted adult — a grandparent, relative, or family friend — temporary authority to care for a child: school enrollment, medical care, and day-to-day decisions. It’s commonly used for deployments, work travel, illness, or extended stays, and is valid for up to one year.
Buying or selling a car, truck, trailer, or boat? We notarize title transfers and the supporting documents so your transaction goes through the Louisiana OMV or the Department of Wildlife & Fisheries without a hitch.
A Louisiana notarial testament must be executed with specific formalities — signed before a notary and two witnesses with the proper attestation clause — or it may not hold up. We make sure your will is executed exactly the way Louisiana law requires.
A notarized bill of sale protects both buyer and seller — for vehicles, boats, trailers, equipment, and personal property. We prepare and notarize bills of sale that clearly document the transaction, the price, and the condition of the sale.