Oklahoma’s population is experiencing growth not seen in decades as people move here in pursuit of job opportunities, improvements in cost of living, and the warmth of our communities. If you’ve recently relocated from another state, you may assume your…
Imagine you’ve spent years building a recognizable brand, a distinctive logo, a catchy tagline, and unique products that set your company apart. Now picture what happens if your succession plan transfers ownership but overlooks the trademarks and copyrights that define…
In a close‑knit family business, your key employees often feel like extended family, too. Their dedication fuels growth and stability. Yet when it’s time to reward that loyalty, owners worry about giving up too much control or disrupting succession plans.…
Your family farm is more than land and equipment; it’s a legacy you intend to pass to the next generation. But if you require nursing home care, the farm’s future can hinge on how you pay for that care. Without…
The Hackman family's story serves as a somber reminder: estate planning isn’t just about deciding who gets what under ideal circumstances. It's about preparing for the unexpected. A strong estate plan anticipates not just the what but the when and…
The SECURE Act 2.0, signed into law in 2022, introduced important updates to how retirement accounts are managed and inherited. These changes can significantly affect your estate plan, especially when it comes to how and when your beneficiaries must access…
When most people think of estate planning, they think of financial assets, legal documents, and who inherits what. At Littleton Legal, we guide clients through those essential pieces, but we also encourage families to consider something more lasting: the values,…
At Littleton Legal, we know that drafting a Last Will and Testament (“Will”) is one of the most important steps you can take to protect your family. But even with the best intentions, many people unintentionally leave out key provisions.…
As estate planning attorneys serving Broken Arrow families, we frequently encounter misconceptions about wills and probate. One of the most common misunderstandings is that having a will means your loved ones can avoid the probate process. Unfortunately, this isn't accurate.…
Families supporting a child on the autism spectrum often encounter a significant transition when that child reaches age 18, a change commonly referred to as the "autism cliff." At this critical juncture, many supportive services that families relied on throughout…