Life can present some unexpected challenges, right?
Emergencies. Illnesses. And Death.
All the things we inevitably have to deal with but avoid talking about until it's too late.
Life can present some unexpected challenges, right?
Emergencies. Illnesses.
And Death.
All the things we inevitably have to deal with but avoid talking about until it's too late.
- Have you ever found yourself awake at 2 AM worried about your family having to deal with a “mess” if something were to happen to you?
- Perhaps you’ve seen other families struggling to navigate the care of loved ones because there were no powers of attorney in place.
- Maybe you’re concerned about securing your children’s future and protecting your assets to build generational wealth.
I can help alleviate that anxiety, fear, and stress.
- Have you ever found yourself awake at 2 AM worried about your family having to deal with a “mess” if something were to happen to you?
- Perhaps you’ve seen other families struggling to navigate the care of loved ones because there were no powers of attorney in place.
- Maybe you’re concerned about securing your children’s future and protecting your assets to build generational wealth.
I can help alleviate that anxiety, fear, and stress.
- Have you ever found yourself awake at 2 AM worried about your family having to deal with a “mess” if something were to happen to you?
- Perhaps you’ve seen other families struggling to navigate the care of loved ones because there were no powers of attorney in place.
- Maybe you’re concerned about securing your children’s future and protecting your assets to build generational wealth.
I can help alleviate that
anxiety, fear, and stress.
“I was impressed with Paula's willingness to help a perfect stranger in need. She is very knowledgeable and friendly. I recommend scheduling a consultation.”
~ A.D. - Brooklyn, New York
Imagine you’re sitting in a hospital room with your spouse or a parent during a sudden medical emergency, and it’s the first time you’ve seriously thought about what would happen if that person became severely disabled or died unexpectedly.
You had talked about getting a will done “one day,” but you never got around to it.
And to make matters worse, you’ve been asked to produce a power of attorney so you can make critical health care decisions for your loved one.
You don’t have that either.
You feel a whirlwind of emotions because you’re uncertain about the future.
If you don’t take the initiative to create an estate plan, state law IS your estate plan.
A judge will appoint someone to make financial and medical decisions for you (and it might not be the person you would have chosen).
And the people whom you want to inherit might not get anything at all.
Imagine you’re sitting in a hospital room with your spouse or a parent during a sudden medical emergency, and it’s the first time you’ve seriously thought about what would happen if that person became severely disabled or died unexpectedly.
You had talked about getting a will done “one day,” but you never got around to it.
And to make matters worse, you’ve been asked to produce a power of attorney so you can make critical health care decisions for your loved one.
You don’t have that either.
You feel a whirlwind of emotions because you’re uncertain about the future.
If you don’t take the initiative to create an estate plan, state law IS your estate plan.
A judge will appoint someone to make financial and medical decisions for you (and it might not be the person you would have chosen).
And the people whom you want to inherit might not get anything at all.
Imagine you’re sitting in a hospital room with your spouse or a parent during a sudden medical emergency, and it’s the first time you’ve seriously thought about what would happen if that person became severely disabled or died unexpectedly.
You had talked about getting a will done “one day,” but you never got around to it.
And to make matters worse, you’ve been asked to produce a power of attorney so you can make critical health care decisions for your loved one.
You don’t have that either.
You feel a whirlwind of emotions because you’re uncertain about the future.
If you don’t take the initiative to create an estate plan, state law IS your estate plan.
A judge will appoint someone to make financial and medical decisions for you (and it might not be the person you would have chosen).
And the people whom you want to inherit might not get anything at all.
You can avoid that scenario and instead feel calm and confident by taking action now.
You can avoid that scenario and instead feel calm and confident by taking action now.
That’s why I'm here - to support you every step of the way.
Hi! I'm Paula Vincent Johnson,
a Louisiana civil law notary
(who loves a good steak dinner with a glass of malbec).
Nobody likes talking about medical emergencies, serious illnesses or death. But we all have to deal with them at some point in our lives. I did - multiple times.
My younger brother died in his early 30s from a viral infection in his heart; he was my only sibling. Then my father died unexpectedly of a stroke. And until her death, I was my mother’s primary caregiver for several years after she fell in her home and overnight became permanently physically disabled. (Yes, they had their affairs in order.)
I love being a civil law notary because it allows me to combine my love for the law with my passion for helping people protect their loved ones before they find themselves in the middle of a medical emergency or suffering the negative consequences of suddenly losing a loved one who did not have a will.
What makes me unique is that my practice focuses primarily on basic estate planning.
I don't just watch you sign papers.
I prepare customized legal documents according to your wishes so you can feel optimistic about the future, maintain control of your assets, and effectively communicate with financial institutions, medical professionals, governmental agencies, and others during life’s most difficult times.
I understand that the process of getting your legal documents prepared can sometimes feel complicated and overwhelming.
That’s why we start with a candid phone call – to provide you with immediate information, guidance, and support so you can feel more confident about your best next step.
Here's what one person had to say about her consultation.
That’s why I'm here - to support you every step of the way.
Hi! I'm Paula
Vincent Johnson,
a Louisiana civil law notary
(who loves a good steak dinner
with a glass of malbec).
Nobody likes talking about medical emergencies, serious illnesses or death. But we all have to deal with them at some point in our lives. I did - multiple times.
My younger brother died in his early 30s from a viral infection in his heart; he was my only sibling. Then my father died unexpectedly of a stroke. And until her death, I was my mother’s primary caregiver for several years after she suddenly became permanently physically disabled. (Yes, they had their affairs in order.)
I love being a civil law notary because it allows me to combine my love for the law with my passion for helping people protect their loved ones before they find themselves in the middle of a medical emergency or suffering the negative consequences of suddenly losing a loved one who did not have a will.
What makes me unique is that my practice focuses primarily on basic estate planning.
I don't just watch you sign papers.
I prepare customized legal documents according to your wishes so you can feel optimistic about the future, maintain control of your assets, and effectively communicate with financial institutions, medical professionals, governmental agencies, and others during life’s most difficult times.
I understand that the process of getting your legal documents prepared can sometimes feel complicated and overwhelming.
That’s why we start with a candid phone call – to provide you with immediate information, guidance, and support so you can feel more confident about your best next step.
Here's what one person had to say about her consultation.
That’s why I'm here - to support you every step of the way.
Hi! I'm Paula Vincent Johnson,
a Louisiana civil law notary
(who loves a good steak dinner with a glass of malbec).
Nobody likes talking about medical emergencies, serious illnesses or death. But we all have to deal with them at some point in our lives. I did - multiple times.
My younger brother died in his early 30s from a viral infection in his heart; he was my only sibling. Then my father died unexpectedly of a stroke. And until her death, I was my mother’s primary caregiver for several years after she suddenly became permanently physically disabled. (Yes, they had their affairs in order.)
I love being a civil law notary because it allows me to combine my love for the law with my passion for helping people protect their loved ones before they find themselves in the middle of a medical emergency or suffering the negative consequences of suddenly losing a loved one who did not have a will.
What makes me unique is that my practice focuses primarily on basic estate planning.
I don't just watch you sign papers.
I prepare customized legal documents according to your wishes so you can feel optimistic about the future, maintain control of your assets, and effectively communicate with financial institutions, medical professionals, governmental agencies, and others during life’s most difficult times.
I understand that the process of getting your legal documents prepared can sometimes feel complicated and overwhelming.
That’s why we start with a candid phone call – to provide you with immediate information, guidance, and support so you can feel more confident about your best next step.
Here's what one person had to say about her consultation.
“I'm so glad I contacted Paula. I was feeling lost and aggravated because I didn't know what to do. After the telephone consultation, I felt informed and more confident about my next steps. Paula makes you feel comfortable asking questions. She is caring and you can tell she is truly interested in helping you.”
~ T.M. - New Orleans, Louisiana
Whether you need assistance with creating powers of attorney and a will, handling a small estate succession without going to court, or selling or donating inherited property, I can help you finally get it done.
And even if we decide not to work together, I’ll help you develop a plan of action so you’ll know what to do next.
By the end of our conversation, you will feel more confident about taking your next steps.
Scheduling a call is quick and easy.
Take a look at my calendar.
Choose a date and time.
I'll call you at the scheduled time.
Top Reasons My Clients Recommend Hiring Me
“Working with Paula gives you peace of mind and the confidence you need to get everything in place.”
~ D.C. - Hammond, Louisiana
“Paula is the best at what she does.”
~R.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
“Everything happened exactly the way Paula said it would happen.”
~ L.H., New Orleans, Louisiana
“Paula is thorough, knowledgeable, and patient. She explains the process in layman’s terms.”
~ A.R., Gretna, Louisiana
“We went to Paula because we trusted her knowledge and guidance. She patiently answered each question and helped us get everything organized so there would be no confusion about our wishes.”
~ Mr. & Mrs. K.G., New Orleans, Louisiana
“I keep coming back to Paula because of her integrity. She believes in doing the right thing the right way.”
~ K.B., New Orleans, Louisiana
Top Reasons My Clients Recommend Hiring Me
“Working with Paula gives you peace of mind and the confidence you need to get everything in place.”
~ D.C. - Hammond, Louisiana
“Paula is the best at what she does.”
~R.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
“Everything happened exactly the way Paula said it would happen.”
~ L.H., New Orleans, Louisiana
“Paula is thorough, knowledgeable, and patient. She explains the process in layman’s terms.”
~ A.R., Gretna, Louisiana
“We went to Paula because we trusted her knowledge and guidance. She patiently answered each question and helped us get everything organized so there would be no confusion about our wishes.”
~ Mr. & Mrs. K.G., New Orleans, Louisiana
“I keep coming back to Paula because of her integrity. She believes in doing the right thing the right way.”
~ K.B., New Orleans, Louisiana
Top Reasons My Clients
Recommend Hiring Me
“Working with Paula gives you peace of mind and the confidence you need to get everything in place.”
~ D.C. - Hammond, Louisiana
“Paula is the best at what she does.”
~R.C., New Orleans, Louisiana
“Everything happened exactly the way Paula said it would happen.”
~ L.H., New Orleans, Louisiana
“Paula is thorough, knowledgeable, and patient. She explains the process in layman’s terms.”
~ A.R., Gretna, Louisiana
“We went to Paula because we trusted her knowledge and guidance. She patiently answered each question and helped us get everything organized so there would be no confusion about our wishes.”
~ Mr. & Mrs. K.G., New Orleans, Louisiana
“I keep coming back to Paula because of her integrity. She believes in doing the right thing the right way.”
~ K.B., New Orleans, Louisiana
7 things you should also know about me.
- Louisiana has the only civil law notaries in the country, which means that I am part of a unique profession.
- I have broad authority to draft legal documents, something only attorneys can do in the other 49 states.
- I was elected to the board of the Louisiana Notary Association (“LNA”) for 2 consecutive terms.
- For several years, I served as an instructor and speaker at the LNA’s annual conventions and monthly meetings throughout southern Louisiana.
- Mentoring new and experienced notaries allows me to pay it forward.
- I am an avid reader (nowadays audiobook listener), and I love to binge watch courtroom dramas (like The Verdict, Class Action, Erin Brockovich, The Rainmaker, Runaway Jury, Marshall, The Burial).
- When I’m not helping my clients gain peace of mind, I enjoy grilling in the backyard while listening to smooth jazz music.
7 things you should also know about me.
- Louisiana has the only civil law notaries in the country, which means that I am part of a unique profession.
- I have broad authority to draft legal documents, something only attorneys can do in the other 49 states.
- I was elected to the board of the Louisiana Notary Association (“LNA”) for 2 consecutive terms.
- For several years, I served as an instructor and speaker at the LNA’s annual conventions and monthly meetings throughout southern Louisiana.
- Mentoring new and experienced notaries allows me to pay it forward.
- I am an avid reader (nowadays audiobook listener), and I love to binge watch courtroom dramas (like The Verdict, Class Action, Erin Brockovich, The Rainmaker, Runaway Jury, Marshall, The Burial).
- When I’m not helping my clients gain peace of mind, I enjoy grilling in the backyard while listening to smooth jazz music.
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a client say,
"You're hired!"
before we even
finished the call.
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You have questions.
I have answers.
Click the button below.
“About halfway into the consultation, I knew I wanted to work with Paula. She was very thorough, asked me the right questions, and I appreciated her being interested in what I wanted to have done.”
~ D.C. - Hammond, Louisiana
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