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529 Plans and Oklahoma Estate Planning
One of the most commonly discussed issues when it comes to planning for college is how families will pay tuition. The U.S. News & World Report has found...
How to Anticipate Tax Changes with a Potential Administration Change
In a Wall Street Journal article published last month, Philip DeMuth commented that Americans currently live in an ideal age of taxes due to President Trump’s...
Tips for Family Business Succession Planning
Statistics compiled by Forbes reveal that approximately 80 to 90% of businesses in the United States are either owned or controlled by families. Other data...
What Should You Bring to a Bankruptcy Consultation?
After scheduling an initial bankruptcy consultation, it is important to adequately prepare for the meeting, which includes gathering all of the appropriate...
Advice on Recovering From Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy can be an uncomfortable and overwhelming experience. While bankruptcy has the potential to let a person rebuild his or her credit score,...
Common Mistakes Made During the Bankruptcy Process
The bankruptcy process can forever change your life. While many people are capable of realizing positive change through bankruptcy, by making mistakes during...
Home Mortgages and Bankruptcy
Filing for bankruptcy no longer creates obstacles for a future home buyer. Instead, many mortgage lenders have relaxed requirements so that even individuals...
Student Loan Scams and Bankruptcy
It is common for students to pay for their education through loans. During the process of attempting to find a loan provider that will lower a student’s...
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