Picture this: You're scrolling through social media when an ad pops up. "AI Can Write Your Will in Minutes!" it proclaims. You think, "Perfect! If AI can pass the bar exam, surely it can handle my simple will, right?" Not…
When you decide it's time to get serious about your future, you might be surprised to learn that you need not one, but two professionals in your corner: an estate planning lawyer and a financial advisor. Many people assume these…
Have you ever caught yourself thinking, "I love my children, but when it comes to my future care, they'll probably end up in a battle royale"? You're not alone. As a Tulsa County wills and trusts law firm, we've seen…
As parents of children or adults with special needs, we often find ourselves lost in thought about their future. We picture a world where they're safe, happy, and well-cared for, even when we're no longer around to guide them. But…
Owning a piece of undeveloped land can be an exciting investment, full of potential and possibilities. However, when it comes to including this asset in your estate plan, there are unique considerations to keep in mind. As a Broken Arrow…
If you're a new doctor building your practice or a seasoned physician branching out on your own, it's time to give serious thought to asset protection planning. Did you know that doctors are among the top professionals targeted in lawsuits?…
As a single parent, your plate is already full. You're juggling work, childcare, school activities, and maybe even a bit of "me time" (if you're lucky!). It's understandable that estate planning might not be at the top of your to-do…
Finding love later in life is a beautiful thing. But sometimes, the realities of life and past decisions can throw a wrench into the fairy tale. A common scenario I encounter as a Broken Arrow estate lawyer involves couples where…
In the hustle and bustle of our daily lives, it's easy to put off estate planning. But as a Broken Arrow estate lawyer, I can't stress enough how crucial it is to have your affairs in order, especially when it…
In theory, a limited liability company (LLC) can last in perpetuity. However, the owners of an LLC should plan for the day when they are no longer there to run their business. This includes not only situations like retirement or…