Tamar Legal Consulting, LLC

11/12/2025

🌟 Turning Legal Challenges into Hopeful Outcomes 🌟

Life moves fast — but protecting your family, your business, and your peace of mind doesn’t have to be complicated.

At Tamar Legal Consulting, Attorney Keiara Beverly Fort provides compassionate, practical legal guidance to help you move forward with confidence. Whether you’re planning for the future, managing an estate, resolving tax issues, or seeking ongoing business support, Tamar Legal Consulting is here to help.

✨ Our services include:

• Estate planning & successions
• Tax resolution & IRS representation
• Fractional general counsel for businesses
• Notary services

💻 Virtual consultations available
📍 Serving clients across Louisiana

Call or email us today to schedule your consultation — because protecting what matters most shouldn’t wait. 💙

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11/11/2025

Service. Sacrifice. Legacy.

On this Veterans Day, we reflect on the lasting impact our veterans make — not only through their service but through the values and legacies they leave behind.

Tamar Legal Consulting, LLC proudly supports those who’ve dedicated their lives to service.

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08/01/2023

Many employers struggle to accommodate workers with disabilities because they are not prepared to empower them to be effective on the job. Our disability inclusion planning services helps your organization outline policies and procedures for implementing and requesting accommodations. Let us position you as an employer of choice for people with disabilities. Visit www.thefortlawfirm.com to learn more.

07/26/2023

As we celebrate the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we recognize the barriers that have been broken and embrace the work that is before us. Inclusion is a journey- not a destination, and we are committed to amplifying the voice of people with disabilities and advancing equity at work and in the community. Happy Anniversary ADA!

03/28/2023

Do you know what estate planning entails and how it can protect your assets from entering unintended hands and your loved ones from unnecessary stress during an already painful time?

Never fear! I’m here to give you the scoop, quickly and simply.

An estate plan essentially outlines who gets your stuff (your house, personal possessions, money, etc.) when you pass away and also allows you to plan for future medical care if you become unable to communicate your wishes regarding your care.

I know the younger folks are probably thinking this information isn't relevant to you because you think you’re not at the point of needing an estate plan, right? WRONG! I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but tragedy can strike at ANY AGE. And the most responsible thing you can do for yourself and your loved ones is to BE PREPARED. You purchase renter's or car insurance to protect your property in case of an event that may or may not happen, right? Well, the difference between insurance and an estate plan is that at some point your plan will be necessary for your loved ones to be able to carry out your wishes.

Now that we know what an estate plan is, let’s talk about what’s typically included.

Typically, you’ll find the following in an estate plan:
- Will or trust
- Living Will
- Power of Attorney
- Guardianship designations
- Beneficiary designations

The benefit of these documents is that you maintain control of really important decisions regarding your property, children and healthcare, instead of giving that power over to the court.

It’s never too early to start planning. As a matter of fact, the earlier the better. Plan when your situation is the least complex and update it as your circumstances change.

And if you’re wondering what circumstances warrant the need for an estate plan, I’ll fill you in!

You’ll want to consider planning when you purchase real estate, get married or divorced, have children, or start a business.

Whether you are thinking about estate planning, ready to establish one document or a full plan, want to review or simply update a plan that was previously drafted, Fort Law Firm is ready to assist you.

Contact us at [email protected] or by phone (225.955.4830) to schedule a consultation.

03/09/2023

Hi! I'm Keiara; and I am ready to serve you!

I am a graduate of Louisiana State University’s Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where I served as Editor-in-Chief of the LSU Law Journal for Social Justice & Policy and participated as a member of both the Board of Advocates and Christian Legal Society.

I'm passionate about helping people, particularly people with disabilities, which is why I chose to pursue a career in the legal field. Prior to attending law school, I served as assistant director of Disability Services at LSU. This role positioned me to work with students with diverse needs and empower them through thoughtful advocacy. It also challenged me to foster keen active listening, creative problem solving, and proficient communication skills, all of which I actively employ as an attorney to empower families through effective estate planning.

Outside of being an attorney, I serve on the board of directors for two non-profit organizations, Kingdom Eyes and Scarred Not Broken, whose missions center around advancing the lives of individuals with disabilities.

I greatly value family and am committed to serving my clients’ families for generations to come. Whether you are newly married, recently divorced, welcomed a child, pursuing entrepreneurship, or purchased a home, I will strive to ensure that you are prepared during life’s most challenging moments and major milestones.
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In my spare time, I enjoy traveling with my husband, running, trying new recipes in the kitchen, and am involved with my local church.