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A comprehensive Plan for Care and Treatment is important in guardianship cases, particularly those involving minors or incapacitated adults. This plan outlines how the guardian manages the well-being of the ward (the person under guardianship) and ensures their needs are met. Anyone seeking guardianship must understand what a Plan for Care and Treatment involves, as it demonstrates to the court that the guardian is […]
Disinheritance, the act of excluding someone from receiving assets in a will or trust, is a sensitive yet crucial aspect of estate planning. In Creek County, you have the right to decide how to distribute your assets, but you must follow specific laws and procedures to ensure that disinheritance is legally valid. Understanding how disinheritance works can help you create an estate plan that […]
Updating a will is an essential step in ensuring that your estate plan accurately reflects your current wishes and circumstances. While updating the will itself is crucial, it is also important to notify certain individuals and entities about the changes. Proper notification helps prevent confusion, disputes, and potential legal challenges after your passing. This article outlines who you should notify when updating your will […]
Powers of Attorney (POA) are crucial legal instruments in estate planning that grant someone else the authority to act on your behalf in specific situations. In Oklahoma, POA’s play a significant role in managing your affairs if you become incapacitated or unable to make decisions. Here’s an in-depth look at what Powers of Attorney are, how they function, and their importance in estate planning. […]
Trying to challenge a will in Oklahoma involves a legal process where an individual contests the validity of a will during probate. Due to the extremely emotional nature of these cases, knowing exactly what they mean is very important. Here, we’ll discuss who can contest a will, the requirements you must meet, and what to expect during the process. Grounds for Challenging a Will […]
There are certain things that are essential to your Estate plan in Oklahoma. An effective estate plan should include a minimum of the following 5 elements to ensure your assets and wishes are managed and distributed according to your desires. Depending on what assets you have and how you want them passed when you die there may be other requirements but this is a […]
Writing a valid Will requires that it meets Oklahoma estate planning laws. must conform to Oklahoma’s statutory requirements. If you die without a valid will in Oklahoma, your property distributes in compliance with Oklahoma’s intestacy laws. If you write a will and it fails to meet legal requirements. the court deems it invalid. When this happens it’s as if you’ve died without any will […]
Drafting a Trust in Estate Planning is an essential part of an updated Estate Plan in Oklahoma. The largest age demographic in America today is the Baby Boomer generation. This generation is also in the process of aging into their senior years. As a result, many people of the Baby Boomer generation are creating an estate plan. Creating a trust is a significant part […]