Who can challenge a will?
If items remain in your estate after your pass away, they may be subject to Oklahoma probate laws. In the event that you have a will, the primary purpose of a probate proceeding is to ensure that the document is…
Avoiding common pitfalls when choosing beneficiaries
A common misconception is the notion that the disposition of assets upon the death of an Oklahoma resident is always governed by a will. The fact of the matter is that a number of assets instead are transferred by virtue…
Reasons to update an estate plan after remarriage
Getting remarried is an exciting time in most people’s lives. They want to put the past behind them and focus on their future in Oklahoma. Your mind may not be on estate planning in the slightest, but your new marriage…
Understanding trust types and their advantages
If you are you are preparing your Oklahoma estate plan, there are different types of trusts to consider. Although many think wills to be the primary means of conveying their last wishes, trusts are a more definitive way to pass…
Appointing a guardian for a loved one with a disability
In Tulsa, Oklahoma, guardianship is an option for people with disabilities who are not be able to care for themselves. A guardian can make decisions on behalf of the person with a disability and provide regular care and support. The…
What to look for when assigning an attorney in fact
As you get older, your life changes. You may no longer be able to travel as much or work as many hours in Tulsa, Oklahoma. You or your loved ones may need someone to care for financial and medical affairs…