Scott Parman records the Final Ceremony and Celebration of the Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk in Seattle in 2013. 2013 was the second year Scott participated in this walk, and he is accepting the challenge again in 2014! Join him in providing hope, courage, and inspiration to those impacted by breast cancer by contributing to Scott's fundraising goal of $2300. Together we can make a difference! Click Here to Contribute Today! Thank you for your support in this important cause! … [Read more...] about Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk 2014
Inheritance Planning
Disinheritances and Estate Planning
A common question asked of estate planning attorneys concerns the issue of disinheritance. Many people want to know if it's legal to disinherit a child, grandchild, sibling, or even a spouse. If it is, how do you do it? While no two situations are identical and you need to speak to an attorney if you need legal advice, there are some general principles surrounding disinheritances with which you should be familiar. Inheritance Rights When it comes to inheritances, there is a basic legal … [Read more...] about Disinheritances and Estate Planning
Understanding Estate Planning – Developing a Fair Inheritance Plan
Creating a fair inheritance plan is one of the primary goals of many people who come to us for estate planning assistance in the Oklahoma City area. Whether you have siblings, children, friends, or others to whom you wish to leave an inheritance, developing a plan that matches your goals is important. This can take some time to do properly. Today, as a part of our series on understanding estate planning, we will look at what it takes to develop a fair inheritance plan. Fair Inheritance Plan - … [Read more...] about Understanding Estate Planning – Developing a Fair Inheritance Plan
Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family in Oklahoma
Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family in Oklahoma from Larry Parman People with children typically create inheritance plans that leave property to those children. However, you are not legally obligated to leave your children an inheritance. If your children are under 18 and you choose to leave them inheritances, make sure you include provisions to manage the property until the children are older. … [Read more...] about Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family in Oklahoma
Free Report: Oklahoma Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family – Part1
Let's say you decide to create an inheritance plan. How do you do this? What inheritances are you legally obligated to leave behind? What are you allowed to do, and what are you prevented from doing? While your attorney will explain your options in more detail, you need to understand that when it comes to inheritance planning, you have almost complete freedom to make whatever inheritance choices you want. While you are restricted from making certain inheritance choices if you are married, you … [Read more...] about Free Report: Oklahoma Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family – Part1
Estate Planning When You’re in a May-December Relationship
A May-December relationship is one in which there is a significant age difference between the partners. In such relationships, planning for future contingencies may be different than it is for couples closer in age. May-December estate plans are not necessarily more complicated than others, but they require looking at certain estate planning situations differently. May-December Relationships and Inheritances A key part of any estate plan is inheritance planning. … [Read more...] about Estate Planning When You’re in a May-December Relationship
Second Marriages and Your Estate Plan
For divorced people entering into second marriages, or considering marriage for a second or subsequent time, understanding how your new marriage will affect your estate plan is essential. Marriage alters many of your estate planning options, and subsequent marriages are no different. Learning how your new marriage will affect you and your family and updating your estate plan to reflect your new circumstances is important. Second Marriages and Inheritance Rights Spouses automatically … [Read more...] about Second Marriages and Your Estate Plan
Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family In Oklahoma – Specific Tools For Managing Options
Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family In Oklahoma - Specific Tools For Managing Options from Larry Parman As your life, family, and financial circumstances change, so too might your inheritance choices or needs.A good inheritance plan is flexible enough to grow with you over time, and one that you can modify without too much difficulty. Learn more about inheritance planning when you have a family in Oklahoma in this presentation. … [Read more...] about Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family In Oklahoma – Specific Tools For Managing Options
Free Report: Oklahoma Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family
One of the most important inheritance planning tools people can create is the revocable living trust. Through this type of trust, you can take what would normally be probate assets and turn them into non-probate assets. In other words, with a revocable living trust you can make most, and potentially all, of your inheritance choices outside of the probate process. It's only those assets that do not otherwise transfer outside of probate, or those you forget to transfer into the trust's name, that … [Read more...] about Free Report: Oklahoma Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family
Understanding Estate Planning – What Can You Do To Keep Wealth in the Family?
It is not uncommon for people to talk to an estate planning attorney because they want to do everything possible to keep wealth in the family. Even people who do not consider themselves wealthy often ask about how to keep as much of their property in the family as possible, instead of losing it to taxes or squandering it in other ways. While this is an important question, it's also an incredibly complicated one. When people want to keep wealth in the family, there are a number of … [Read more...] about Understanding Estate Planning – What Can You Do To Keep Wealth in the Family?
