About John E.
John E. Sirois built a career at the crossroads of law and financial practice. He earned a J.D. from Tulane University School of Law in 1996 after completing a B.S. in General Business and an MBA at Nicholls State University. Those academic credentials anchor a practice that sits where legal analysis meets financial planning.
After law school, Sirois entered legal practice in Louisiana. He is admitted to practice in that state and has long operated under the corporate name John E. Sirois, A Professional Law Corporation. Over the years he combined legal work with professional financial credentials, a path that shaped the kinds of matters he takes on.
Sirois is also credentialed outside the bar. He holds certification as a Certified Financial Planner from the CFP Board of Standards. He also earned certification as a Certified Investment Management Analyst and as a Certified Investment Management Consultant from the Investment Management Consultants Association. Those designations reflect training in investment strategy, portfolio construction, and the regulatory considerations that affect financial advice.
The mix of law and financial certification informs how Sirois approaches client problems. He counsels individuals and families on issues that straddle estate planning, investment choices, and the legal implications of financial decisions. His background in general business and his MBA lend an analytical frame to conversations about risk, tax consequences, and long-term planning.
Clients who seek him out often need an advisor who understands both documents and dollar amounts. He reads contracts and tax statutes, and he also interprets financial statements and investment proposals. The practice emphasizes methodical review and practical options, rather than broad guarantees or quick fixes.
Sirois maintains an office by appointment in Metarie. He works through the professional corporation and takes cases and consultations that reflect his combined legal and financial training. He is known for steady attention to detail and for structuring solutions that reflect legal constraints and financial goals.
Today he practices as the principal of John E. Sirois, A Professional Law Corporation in Louisiana, advising clients on the intersection of law and financial planning, including estate planning and investment-related matters.
