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What to do Now That You Have an Estate Plan
If you have finally made the substantial step of creating an estate plan, it is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that you are done planning for the...
How Life Insurance can Help After a Divorce
A large number of marriages do not last. Not only is the ensuing divorce process emotionally challenging, but it also introduces many stressful challenges....
Techniques to Strengthen Your Estate Plan
If a person passes away in Oklahoma without an adequate estate plan, established Oklahoma probate laws will determine how the person’s estate is divided....
How to Make Sure Estate Planning Wishes are Carried Out
When tasked with estate planning, individuals with many assets often face unique challenges, which include planning for how certain assets will be passed on...
Understanding When it is Time to Change Special Needs Plans
One of the greatest mistakes that many people make about special needs plans are thinking that estate planning is a one-and-done process. Even after properly...
New Parents Need Wills
It is understandable that as a new parent, you want the best possible life for your child. Among the many things that new parents think about, wills are often...
Answers to Commonly Asked Inheritance Questions
Receiving an inheritance can change a person’s life, so it should come as no surprise that people often have questions about how inheritances are received....
Estate Planning Strategies for the Modern Family
One of the greatest challenges created in applying estate planning advice to individual situations is that many estate plans assume that a person’s family...
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