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The Supreme Court of the United States recently agreed to determine the intent of Congress when the section of bankruptcy code was created that determines the...
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Taking the New Tax Law into Consideration While Estate Planning
Some people delayed estate planning until the 2017 tax law was passed because there were many potential changes that promised to impact these decisions. For...
Tips for Older Americans to Avoid Filing for Bankruptcy
Medical debt is currently the main cause of personal bankruptcy filings in the United States, and people who are 65 or older comprise approximately 8% of the...
Department of Justice Issues Cannabis Ruling
There have been some substantial changes in the last few years regarding how the state of Oklahoma treats the use of marijuana. For example, the Governor of...
Things to Avoid While Retirement and Succession Planning
Our legal counsel has helped many individuals with retirement and succession planning. While there are many steps that a person should make sure to implement...
Deciding When Lack of Capacity Exists
When a dispute exists concerning a person’s will, one of the most common questions is whether that individual had the capacity to create the document in...
Seven Signs that Joint Tenancy is Right for You
There are several ways in which a person can retain interest in a piece of property in the state of Oklahoma. Depending on the facts surrounding property...
Four Myths About Foreclosure
Many bankruptcy cases begin after a person’s home has been foreclosed upon. Foreclosure and bankruptcy are two of the most difficult personal and financial...
Bankruptcy 101
Bankruptcy is a complicated area of law that is difficult for many to understand. Like any body of law, one of the most complicated factors is that it...
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