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 Serving mineral and royalty owners in Louisiana and Arkansas Louisiana mineral ownership has rules all its own.NARO Louisiana helps owners navigate parish records, inherited interests, Haynesville decisions, mineral-servitude questions, and royalty payments.  What owners here are navigating Understand what you hold and what could affect it next.Louisiana and Arkansas owners may face very different legal terms, development patterns, and emerging mineral uses. Good records and careful questions matter in both states. Start with the Mineral Owner FAQThese are recurring owner questions, not individualized legal, title, tax, accounting, investment, or valuation advice. Succession and parish recordsConnect deeds, Judgments of Possession, leases, production history, and current contact information to the people who inherited the interest. Servitudes, prescription, and old leasesLouisiana timing and production questions can be complex. Gather the history and seek qualified review before assuming a right has continued or ended. Haynesville costs and Arkansas brineGas deductions, cross-unit activity, and new brine or lithium proposals can require different documents and different questions. Gulf South owner focus One chapter. Two distinct mineral landscapes.The chapter brings owners together while keeping each state's terminology and records visible. LouisianaParish conveyance records, successions, mineral servitudes, prescription questions, Haynesville activity, and royalty payments. ArkansasCounty records, inherited interests, traditional oil and gas activity, and emerging brine or lithium proposals. Your chapter, right now Upcoming events and local leadershipThe listings below come directly from Wild Apricot so chapter staff can keep dates and board information current in one place. Upcoming Louisiana Chapter Events
Louisiana Chapter Board MembersMeet the volunteers who serve mineral and royalty owners through the Louisiana Chapter. |