When may someone contest a will during probate in Oklahoma?
Under Title 58 of Oklahoma’s statutes, an interested party may contest a will within three months of its submission to the probate court. Filing a claim, however, requires evidence, and it could lengthen the probate process. If an interested party…
Estate planning vital after a dementia diagnosis
While people hope their golden years come with finally checking off a bucket list, a dementia diagnosis quickly changes the focus of an estate plan. Considering that more than 55 million people have dementia worldwide, according to the World Health…
What are possible actions to take when buying a business?
Since companies vary in structure and size, there is no set way to purchase a business. Generally, it is important to craft an acquisition to the characteristics of the target company so that the purchase does not fail, while also…
When is a business a successor company?
Not all businesses in Oklahoma start completely from scratch. It is possible you had created a business at some point but had to close it down. However, you might consider creating a second business called a successor company. Sometimes a…
Surprising elements you can include in your estate plan
When it comes to estate planning, most people immediately think of wills and trusts. While these are fundamental elements, an estate plan can also include various other components that may not immediately come to mind. Including these unexpected aspects in…
How to choose a guardian for your children
Planning for the future involves making some difficult decisions, especially when it comes to your children’s well-being. A necessary part of estate planning involves selecting a guardian and a backup guardian for your children. You will trust the care of…