We often picture health care decisions as something that only comes up in a hospital setting, but the truth is, these choices deserve your attention long before a crisis arises. As experienced estate planning attorneys serving Tulsa and Broken Arrow…
In the wake of recent natural disasters across the country, misinformation has spread on social media platforms suggesting that properties held in trusts are not eligible for insurance coverage. This claim is not accurate. While it may be true that…
As a Broken Arrow estate planning law firm, Littleton Legal often assists clients in determining whether to add a family member as a joint account owner or establish a Durable Power of Attorney (DPOA). While joint ownership may seem like…
When planning for the future, many individuals wish to pass down meaningful possessions to their children. However, a common challenge arises: While parents see these items as cherished heirlooms, adult children often feel overwhelmed by the volume of inherited belongings,…
Family businesses often thrive for generations, yet approximately 70% fail to transition successfully to the second generation—not due to market conditions, but because of inadequate succession planning. A carefully structured plan is essential to maintaining business stability, protecting family relationships,…
Many families hesitate to change professional relationships, particularly when it comes to estate planning. Our firm’s attorneys regularly meet with individuals from the Tulsa, Broken Arrow, and surrounding areas, who feel somehow obligated to maintain relationships with their original estate…
Our estate planning attorneys, located conveniently in Broken Arrow, regularly assist grandparents seeking to provide meaningful financial support for their grandchildren while avoiding unintended complications. Whether considering education funding or establishing a lasting financial legacy, strategic planning helps maximize the…
Our attorneys who predominantly serve Tulsa and Broken Arrow frequently address an important question from clients: "Is my estate large enough to justify creating a revocable living trust?" This question often reflects deeper concerns about making sound financial decisions for…
The protection of inherited retirement accounts presents distinct challenges in estate planning for Oklahoma families. Although qualified retirement accounts generally offer strong creditor safeguards during the original owner’s lifetime, these protections often diminish once the assets pass to beneficiaries. Recognizing…
The growth of "trust mills"—commercial ventures that heavily promote standardized living trust packages—poses real dangers for Tulsa and Broken Arrow families seeking reliable estate planning solutions. Although their low-cost approach can seem appealing at first glance, these mass-produced legal instruments…