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Why do I need a living will?
There are many critical components of an estate plan. And it can be overwhelming to think about every one of them when you are starting to think about your wishes and your legacy - especially if you are young and healthy. That said, there are a few documents every...
Are you prepared for future health challenges?
Many of us have a plan in place for the future. Perhaps you have a savings plan for a future vacation. You may have retirement savings. Writing your will may have let you look prepare for a more distant future, providing for your loved ones, ensuring that your...
Sole proprietorship or LLC?
Your choice of business entity is the foundation of your company. There are various types of business structures, each with its advantages and disadvantages. Two of the more common entities are sole proprietorships and limited liability companies, or LLCs. Advantages...
Estate planning tips for new parents
The baby room is ready for your new little bundle of joy. You have a stockpile of diapers, formula and cute outfits, and, of course, you have plenty of love to offer your newborn. Did you forget about estate planning? It is never too early to start preparing for the...
Should your clients create an estate plan?
As a life insurance agent or finance professional, you speak with your clients about very sensitive matters. In today’s society, people are often reluctant to speak about personal finances even with close family members. Young and middle-aged people tend to avoid the...
The importance of regularly reviewing estate plans
Oklahoma residents often revise their estate plans when they have children, marry or divorce, but it may be prudent to revisit documents like wills, trusts, health care directives and powers of attorney on a regular basis and not just after major life events. The...
Four tips for drafting a business contract
As an Oklahoma business owner, you enter into multiple agreements with vendors and clients. Your company relies on these agreements to run successfully. But if you only use a handshake to seal the deal, the other party may not honor your terms. When you enter into any...
5 critical tools you should have in your estate plan
Estate planning can be a difficult topic of conversation. People don't necessarily like to think about what happens when they pass away or the possibility of being incapacitated. As such, people might delay or decide against estate planning, which can be a big...
Director’s will provides warning for others
Many Oklahoma residents are fans of director John Singleton's innovative filmmaking. Estate planning experts warn, however, that they should not emulate his choices when it comes to making a plan for the future. Many people put off writing a will or creating a trust...
Intestate succession in Oklahoma
Adults in Edmond are advised to start the estate planning process early on in their lives. A central piece of any estate plan is one’s will. In it, a person stipulates how (and to whom) they want their assets dispersed. Yet what happens if one dies without a...
