There are several advantages of an irrevocable trust in your estate plan. When planning for the future, many Oklahoma residents consider using a trust to protect their assets, reduce taxes, and simplify…
When it comes to estate planning in Oklahoma, you’ve probably heard about wills and trusts, but have you heard of a “pour-over will”? This legal document often accompanies a revocable living trust…
Oklahoma law allows for two main types of custody: joint custody and sole custody. But which is the better option for your family? When parents separate or divorce in Oklahoma, one of…
When parents separate or divorce in Oklahoma, one of the most important—and emotionally charged—questions is: Which parent gets custody of the child? Whether the issue is decided in court or through agreement,…
We often get questions about the steps for filing probate. When a family member passes away in Oklahoma, someone must manage and distribute their estate, including property, debts, and legal obligations. In…
We often get questions from parents in custody disputes about how to get joint custody. In Oklahoma, joint custody can be an ideal solution when both parents are able and willing to…
When parents separate or divorce in Oklahoma, one of the most important decisions involves child custody arrangements. Every family is unique, and there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. However, Oklahoma courts and family law…
We often get questions from parents going through divorce or custody disputes who want to know, “Can I ask the court for sole custody of my child?” The short answer is yes;…
In Oklahoma, four main types of trusts exist, each serving a different purpose depending on your financial goals, family situation, and long-term planning needs. Trusts are powerful legal tools in estate planning…
Trying to end a guardianship over a child in Oklahoma requires a formal legal process and court approval. Whether you are a parent seeking to regain custody or a guardian wishing to…