by coder | Mar 2, 2017 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
For individuals who die without a will in the state of Oklahoma, that individual’s assets will proceed to the individual’s closest relatives under state “intestate succession” laws. Intestacy law in the state of Oklahoma is particularly...
by coder | Mar 2, 2017 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
Estate planning is essential for individuals to make sure that their family is protected and that their property is distributed according to the individual’s precise wishes rather than in accordance with Oklahoma law. Dying without adequate estate planning in...
by coder | Mar 2, 2017 | blog, Blog: Estate Planning
In a number of cases, individuals desire to change a first will due to a variety circumstances that can significantly change conditions for the individual including the birth of children, disagreements with relatives, divorce, and marriage. In these situations,...
by coder | Mar 2, 2017 | blog, Blog: Probate
Acting as the executor of a loved one’s estate can be a daunting task-both emotionally and logistically. For starters, if a loved one had a large estate that needed to be distributed, it would be your job to go through every single item of the deceased’s...
by coder | Mar 2, 2017 | blog, Blog: Probate
Most people turn to the Internet today to do everything for them – from answering simple questions to filing an accident claim with their insurance company. So it would make sense that many people are beginning to turn to the World Wide Web to create their...