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Four Ways to Make Charitable Giving Part of Your Estate Plan
Whether it is honoring a loved one or paying tribute to an important cause, people create trusts for various reasons. Despite its often noble goals,...
Why You Should be Cautious About the Use of “Personal Property” in Estate Planning
Various estate planning terms have taken on specific meanings. There is no helpful definition of “personal property” in Oklahoma besides §68-2807, which...
Six Documents You (Probably) Need in Your Estate Plan
Estate planning is ultimately not for us, but for our loved ones. Your survivors will be thankful if you leave behind a well-written estate plan. If you leave...
Methods to Improve Your Estate Plan
Most people who have heard stories about celebrities whose families end up facing undesirable consequences because the celebrities failed to create estate...
Four Reasons You Need an Estate Plan
It is easy to fall into the trap of thinking that only the wealthiest people need estate plans. In reality, regardless of a person’s age or net worth, having...
Three Ways to Reduce Probate Costs
Planning for your death or incapacity might be uncomfortable, but it is the best way to make things easier for your surviving loved ones. By failing to take...
How do You Revoke a Living Trust?
Living trusts have grown in popularity over the last decade. After all, these estate planning documents allow people to achieve goals that are not possible...
Estate Planning Strategies to Help Loved Ones With Special Needs
As the parent of a special needs child, it is common to end up worrying about what will happen to the child if you die or become incapacitated. You...
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