Guidance from a Broken Arrow Estate Planning Attorney Oklahoma is one of a handful of states that still recognizes common law marriage. Many couples who have lived together for years assume the law will automatically protect them if something happens…
One of the most problematic issues we encounter in estate planning happens when clients discover that their carefully constructed estate plan can be completely bypassed by a form they filled out years ago and forgot about. Beneficiary designation forms on…
Your children are your pride and joy. It is no surprise that at some point or another, every parent likely becomes concerned about who will care for a minor child or children if they die or are incapacitated. To provide…
The pain of losing a loved one multiplies when arguments arise about who inherits what, among conflict-prone families. This can be especially true for those who had good relationships prior to the deceased family member’s death. Whether you already know…
You may have heard of a Revocable Living Trust (RLT), which is a commonly used estate planning solution. But what exactly are they, who is affected by them, how can they be changed, and what do they accomplish? What Are…