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. Impact of arresting officer's absence on drug and firearm possession charges proceedings.

August 14, 2025

A: The State has the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt of proving each and every element of the bill of information---if the State is unable to do this without the arresting officer then yes his absence will impact the proceedings. Of course pre-trial motions are just that and the evidence presented at trial is the important part. There are many reasons a law enforcement officer may miss court so my recommendation if you have not already done so is to hire a lawyer to represent and advise you in your matter. Good luck.

Q. How to place a share of an estate into a revocable trust?

August 13, 2025

A: My opinion is that you have an asset of value (real estate meets this criteria) and you want do something with it as you have described: at a minimum you should have a meeting with an attorney to discuss the specifics and after said meeting you can determine if you want to proceed without an attorney representing you---this is too important for you to try to save money at this time---you want to make sure that what it done now is what you intend and that the actions you want to happen in the future will happen--if the paperwork is not done correctly, it may not.

Q. How to execute a writ of seizure in Louisiana when told to file additional paperwork?

August 8, 2025

A: Perhaps one would say it's self-preservation, but really the best advise/recommendation I can provide is that you consult with a collection/creditor lawyer about your specific situation and after said consultation you then decide whether or not to proceed with or without a lawyer. There are a lot of moving parts associated with collection proceedings and your failure to follow each part/step could jeopardize the entire process and perhaps require you to start over. Additionally, you may or may not have done this, but hiring a lawyer would also include advise/opinion as to whether or not what you want to seize is recommended----perhaps the property is encumbered such that your judgment ranks lower than you think. Good luck. ... Read More