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- How Are Trusts Taxed?
- Turning the Page on 2018 and Looking Forward to 2019
- Aretha Franklin Died Intestate: What Does It Mean for Her Family?
- How an Overland Park Inheritance Planning Lawyer Helps After You’ve Inherited
- How Oklahoma City Estate Planning Lawyers Help You Cope After a Serious Medical Diagnosis
- Planning for Lottery Winners, Part 2 of 2
- 5 Things Kansas City Estate Planning Attorneys Want You to Know
- Planning for Lottery Winners, Part 1 of 2
- Trust Administration Helps Heirs Inherit Faster
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- New Tax Law May Affect State Income Tax, Too!
- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 6: Taxes
- Age-Related Retirement Milestones
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- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 5: Retirement Assets
- Estate Planning is Too Important to Procrastinate
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- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 4: Beneficiary Designations
- Dead Hand Control: How Much is Too Much?
- Making Plans For the Care of a Child With Special Needs
- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 3: Your Kids
- Retirement: It’s Not Just About the Money
- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 2: Long-Term Care
- 6 Important Estate Planning Considerations – Part 1: Incapacity
- How to Make an Estate Plan That Takes Your Family’s Needs Into Account
- Top Estate Planning Mistakes
- When a Will Isn’t Enough for Your Estate Plan
- Retirement is Complicated
- Income Tax Basis in Estate Planning – Part 2
- Basis is Important in Estate Planning
- Treasury Releases New Inflation Adjustment
- Estate Planning: Simple is Not Always Better – Part 2
- Estate Planning: The Simplest Plan is Usually Not the Best
- What Is A Springing Power Of Attorney?
- Would You Prefer a Charitable Deduction This Year?
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- A Special Option for Special Kids
- A Living Trust Is Key If You’re The Family Breadwinner
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- Do You Need Life Insurance?
- Basics of Estate Planning: IRAs
- Why It’s Important For Your Family To Know Where Your Assets Are
- What Special Legal Issues Do You Face With A Large Estate?
- Basics of Estate Planning: Powers of Appointment – Part 2
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- Basics Of Estate Planning: Advising Clients On Selecting Fiduciaries
- Why Do Single People Need An Estate Plan More Than Married People?
- Do I Need To Be Rich To Worry About Asset Protection?
- Basics Of Estate Planning: Choosing A Roth Or Traditional IRA (Or 401k)
- How Can I Pass My Business Onto My Kids?
- Why Is Trust Administration Better Than Probate?
- How Does An Elder Law Attorney Help You After A Divorce?
- Five Key Reasons To Plan For Incapacity
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- Can You Disinherit a Spouse?
- What Should You Do If You Inherit Money?
- Estate Planning Advice After You Get Married
- Downsides To Wills vs. Other Estate Planning Tools
- Does An Executor Have To Hire A Probate Lawyer?
- What is A Spousal Elective Share?
- Do Assets In a Living Trust Pass Through Probate?
- What If It Is Too Late to Make a Power of Attorney?
- Key Reasons to Contest a Will During Probate
- Estate Planning Advice for Single Parents
- How Could Tax Reform Impact Estate Taxes?
- How Does Medicaid Estate Recovery Work?
- OG&E Has Programs To Help The Elderly Deal With Summer Heat
- Estate Planning Advice for Unmarried Couples
- What an Indy Race Car Has To Do with Your Estate Planning
- Why An Online Will Is A Really Bad Idea
- How a Business Planner Helps with Business Succession Issues
- What Makes a Last Will and Testament Invalid?
- Do You Need to Have Both a Trust and a Will in Your Estate Plan?
- How a Power of Attorney Can Be Abused for Inheritance Hijacking
- Can an Estate Planning Attorney Help Newlyweds?
- Top Mistakes an Estate Planning Attorney Helps Prevent
- Alzheimer’s Patients Find Help In Music
- Understanding Estate Planning – What Can You Do To Keep Wealth in the Family?
- When Can a Family Business or Family Farm Trigger Estate Tax and What Can You Do About It
- Understanding Estate Planning – Selecting a Good Trustee
- What is Unnecessary in Estate Planning?
- More Guardianship Questions
- Choosing Your Guardian
- Guardians, Conservators, and More – Frequently Asked Questions
- Basic Estate Planning Questions: What Do I Do If I Just Want Everything Taken Care Of?
- Why You and Your Partner Need to Talk about Estate Planning This Year
- What to do About Sentimental Property in Your Estate Plan
- Understanding Estate Planning – Wills and Living Wills
- Yes, You Need an Estate Plan in 2016. Here’s Why.
- 2016 Estate Planning Issues
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- 3 Yearly Questions to Ask Yourself When You Already Have an Estate Plan
- When Estate Planning is an Issue of Faith
- Estate Planning Tips When You Have a New Family
- Estate Planning for Generation X
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- How Old Should You Be When You Retire?
- An Elder Law Attorney Helps You Understand Sources of Income in Retirement
- Overland Park Elder Law Attorneys Explain Things to Consider Before Deciding When to Retire
- Understanding How Social Security Works to Fund Your Retirement
- What To Know About Funding Retirement With Social Security Benefits
- Factors To Consider Before Retirement
- Five Questions To Help You Determine If Your Assets Are At Risk
- Can I Invest In An IRA If I’m Young?
- Protecting Your Credit Score Can Be Counterintuitive
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- Medicaid vs. Medicare – What’s the Difference?
- Frank Talk About In-Home Care
- Upcoming Events – Learn More About Protecting Your Loved Ones With Estate Planning!
- Higher Costs for Medicare Recipients in 2013
- Prepare for Health Care Expenses
- Nursing Home Rehab and Medicare
- The Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid
- The Health Care Reform Bill’s Affect on Medicare and Insurance
- Category: Funeral Arrangements
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- When Do I Need a Special Needs Trust?
- Autism Care & Treatment Efforts Highlighted in April
- Special Needs Planning: Providing Without Jeopardizing Benefits
- Discuss Special Needs Planning With An Expert
- Special Needs Trusts: Understanding The Different Types
- What is Special Needs Planning?
- When to Use a Special Needs Trust
- Category: General
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- Understanding Guardianship Proceedings in Probate Court
- Guardians and Conservators: Commonly Asked Questions
- How Does a Court Choose a Guardian or Conservator?
- Guardians, Conservators, and More – What Does a Guardian/Conservator do?
- Estate Planning With Foreign Property
- Estate Planning For Millennials
- Affluenza, Inheritances, and Legacy Wealth Plans
- What You Need to Know Before You Hire an Estate Sale Liquidator
- Free Report: Why Oklahoma Estate Planning Is Important For Your Family – Part2
- 3 More Estate Planning Mistakes That Could Cost Your Family Money
- 3 Estate Planning Mistakes That Could Cost Your Family Money
- Free Report: Why Oklahoma Estate Planning Is Important For Your Family – Part1
- Understanding Estate Planning – Estate Planning When You’re Living Together
- Free Report: Why Estate Planning Is Important For Your Family (Part 1)
- Transferring Property After Death: 4 Key Methods
- Millionaires to Leave Most of Their Wealth to Their Children, Not Charities
- Understanding Estate Planning – DIY Estate Planning in Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri
- Free Report: Estate Planning for Seniors in Oklahoma
- Understanding Estate Planning: What Happens After a Family Member Dies – Part 2
- Understanding Estate Planning – Widely Misunderstood Estate Planning Concepts – Part 2 of 2
- Understanding Estate Planning – Widely Misunderstood Estate Planning Concepts – Part 1 of 2
- Why Oklahoma Estate Planning Is Very Important For Your Family: Specific Tools and Protections
- Understanding Estate Planning – Moving and Estate Planning
- Understanding Estate Planning – Inheritance Planning
- Estate Planning for Seniors in Oklahoma: Specific Issues
- Free Report: Do I Pay Oklahoma Taxes When Someone Leaves Me Money?
- Free Report: What are the Drawbacks of Probate in Oklahoma?
- Free Report: What Is A Supplemental Needs Trust?
- Free Report: What Is the Annual Gift Tax Exclusion in Oklahoma?
- Second Chance For This FREE Educational Event!
- Estate Planning for Seniors in Oklahoma: Essential Concepts
- Free Report: The Grandparents’ Guide to Second Generation Planning
- Upcoming Client Education Event: Issues That May Impact Your Estate Plan
- Your Beneficiaries Should Beware Probate… Even When Your Estate Plan is Perfect
- Reviewing Your Digital Assets
- Make Changes to Your Estate Plan as Your Family Changes
- Make Sure Your Wishes Are Carried Out After You’re Gone
- The Dangers of a Handwritten Will
- Keeping It All In The Family
- Estate Plans When You Don’t Have Children
- Understanding Estate Planning – Do I Have to File My Estate Plan?
- Understanding Estate Planning – Protecting Children With Your Estate Plan
- Estate Plans For Seniors Getting Married
- Free Report: What is the Marital Deduction in Oklahoma?
- Why Would I Need a Durable Power of Attorney?
- DIY Estate Planning Dangers
- Don’t Let Your Family Fall Victim To These Estate Planning Mistakes
- The Dangers of Leaving A House to A Loved One
- Think Before You Gift
- Understanding Estate Planning Part 2 – Your Estate
- Essential Estate Planning Knowledge – Children in Your Oklahoma Estate Plan
- New Digital Asset Law a Sign of Changing Needs
- Joan Rivers, Estate Planning, and Privacy
- What Is a QTIP Trust?
- What Is an Irrevocable Life Insurance Trust?
- What Are the Components of a Basic Estate Plan?
- Can I Plan My Own Estate?
- Do I Lose Control of Assets in a Revocable Living Trust?
- What Is a Grantor Retained Annuity Trust?
- What Is a Living Trust Successor Trustee?
- What Is a Qualified Domestic Trust?
- What Is the Difference Between a Revocable Living Trust and a Medicaid Trust?
- Can the Executor Distribute Inheritances Immediately?
- Larry Parman in Israel – Leaving Your Legacy
- Top Ten Estate Planning Techniques
- Free Estate Planning and Education Seminar
- Survey: 61% Without Living Will
- Can a Trust Protect Family Wealth?
- What Is the Cost of Probate?
- Are Roth IRAs Useful for Estate Planning Purposes?
- Should I Create a Joint Tenancy With My Child?
- What Is an Executor?
- How to Include Your Pet In Your Estate Plan
- How Long Does the Probate Process Take?
- What Is the Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax?
- Estate Planning for Small Business Partners
- Why Would I Need a Pour Over Will If I Have a Trust?
- Will My Heirs Be Forced to Pay an Inheritance Tax?
- Will a Trust Provide Estate Tax Efficiency?
- Why Should I Have a Revocable Living Trust?
- What Is a Qualified Personal Residence Trust?
- Veteran’s Affairs Claims Update
- The Importance of Safeguarding Your Original Documents
- Untangling the Web of Veteran’s Benefits
- 4 Key Estate Planning Actions for New Parents
- Remember Your Umbrella
- Don’t Ignore Your Power of Attorney
- Communication is the Key
- Is Your Estate Plan Outdated?
- Free Seminar: The Costly Mistakes Families Make With Their Estate Plan
- The 7 Major Dangers of Poor Estate Planning
- What Is a Supplemental Needs Trust?
- 2015 Budget Proposal Would Impact Estate Tax
- Understanding the Duties of a Trustee
- Discover A Top Business Killer Rarely Thought About and the 7 Keys To Avoiding It
- Charitable Giving: Do Your Research
- Are Trusts Exclusively for the Rich?
- Do I Pay Taxes When Someone Leaves Me Money?
- Can I Give Tax-Free Gifts to My Children?
- Roth IRAs Have Estate Planning Value
- Intestate in Oklahoma City: What Happens If I’m Single When I Die?
- What Is Joint Tenancy With Right of Survivorship?
- What Is the Nomination of a Guardian?
- What Is a Payable on Death Account?
- What Are the Drawbacks of Probate?
- What Is the Annual Gift Tax Exclusion?
- Review Your Estate Plan During the New Year
- Oklahoma Wealth Preservation: What Is the Unlimited Marital Deduction?
- How Much Does a Special Needs Trust in Oklahoma City Cost?
- What Steps Can I Take to Preserve My Legacy?
- How Can I Leave My Estate to My Spouse Tax Free?
- Oklahoma Incapacity Planning FAQ: What Is a Living Will?
- Federal Unified Transfer Tax Exclusion: Should You Use It During Your Lifetime?
- Can a Trust Be Contested?
- IRS Releases Amount of 2014 Estate Tax Exclusion
- Who Can Create a Power of Attorney in Kansas City?
- Learn to Help Others Navigate the Issues of Alzheimer’s and Dementia
- Distributing Trust Assets to Beneficiaries
- IDGT: When Defective Becomes Effective
- Form 709 Required for Those Giving Taxable Gifts
- McNair, Monroe & Morrison: Three Estate Planning Nightmares
- How Guardianship Affects Your Ability to Execute A Will
- Free Report! Get the Most Out of Your Life Insurance
- Beware of Fraudulent Transfers
- Planning for Long Term Care
- Three Estate Planning Donts
- A Rare Case of Good News About Medicaid
- Lessons from the Estate of Charity Icon and Millionaire, Brooke Astor
- Divorce and Asset Protection
- Asset Protection Through A Revocable Trust
- Hidden Medicaid Traps for the Elderly
- The Threat of Elder Financial Abuse
- What to Do When Estate Planning Decisions Don’t Involve the Whole Family
- Parents of A Disabled Child, Beware
- Do You Really Need an Estate Plan?
- Farmers, Ranchers Benefit From American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012
- Free Report Reveals the Estate Planning Landmines to Avoid for Families with Young Children
- What Do You Know About Transfer Taxes?
- Minors Must Be Protected Through Proper Planning
- Is Your Estate Plan Thoughtfully Constructed?
- Is Now the Time for a GRAT?
- Is a Revocable Living Trust in Oklahoma Right for You?
- Sopranos Star Gandolfini Teaches Us a Valuable Estate Planning Lesson
- Assist Charities While Gaining Estate Tax Efficiency in Oklahoma
- A Look at Simplified Probate
- Beyond Estate Planning Documents: Learn About Passing On Your Legacy
- Life Estate Can Be an Option
- Don’t Overestimate Value of Joint Ownership
- Ease Estate Tax Burden With ILIT
- Will FAQs
- Unlimited Marital Deduction & Qualified Domestic Trusts
- Consider These Four Estate Planning Concerns
- The Doors’ Co-Founder, Manzarek, Leaves a Creative Legacy
- Consider Divorce Statistics When Planning Estate
- Are Estate Dispute Cases Coming to Your TV Screen?
- Discover the Three Biggest Problems Children of Alzheimer’s Patients Will Face
- Free Report: The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Wills
- The Three Major Pitfalls of Joint Tenancy
- Inform Executor of Life Insurance Policies
- Estate Taxes and Lottery Winnings
- Free Report on Asset Protection Available
- Ups & Downs for Oklahoma Animal Shelter
- Grow and Preserve Your Wealth
- Will Forgery Case Makes News
- Adjust Expectations to Overcome Adversity
- Afterlife Planning With New Google Tool
- Reduce Taxable Estate With 529 Plan Contributions
- New York Estate Case Underscores Importance of Planning
- Ed Koch Passes; Estate Tax a Factor for Heirs
- Have You Resolved to Plan Your Estate in 2013?
- Learn Which Assets Must Be Included in Your Estate Plan
- Estate Tax Planning: What’s Your Net Worth?
- A Primer in Estate Planning Documents
- Three Estate Planning Don’ts
- Upcoming Events: Free Educational Program Reveals How to Protect Your Hard-Earned Money and Your Family!
- Is Having A Will Enough? Learn the Advantages of a Revocable Living Trust
- Avoid Unexpected Challenges in Your Estate Plan
- Ensure Financial Stability With An Incentive Trust
- What’s the Trouble With Joint Tenancy?
- Dispute Surrounding Kinkade Estate Comes to an End
- How To Give Gifts Tax Free
- Lost Inheritances: Don’t Let This Happen to You
- Critical Questions That Could Affect Your Estate Plan
- Inheritance Incentives: How to Put Your Trust to Work
- 3 Reasons You Might Want to Avoid Probate
- Illinois Man Leaves Estate to Actors He Never Met
- How To Contest a Will
- 7 Essential Components for a Perfect Estate Plan
- Discover Why People Don’t Plan for Their Estate
- Include HIPAA Authorization When Planning for Incapacity
- Is Estate Planning Only Relevant to Seniors?
- Do You Have Philanthropic Urges?
- Learn What Lies Ahead in Trust Administration
- Estate Planning and the Stretch IRA
- Prepare Relevant Information for Executor or Representative
- Noted Art Dealer and Collector, Ileana Sonnabend, Estate Tax Dispute Settled
- The Actor Larry Hagman of “Dallas” Fame Leaves a Lasting Legacy
- Probate Court Issues Ruling in Hemsley Case
- Discover How To Take the Problems Out of Probate
- Free Report Reveals the Dangers of Do-It-Yourself Wills
- How Will You Provide for Your Grandchildren?
- Oklahoma City Estate Planning Information
- Remarriage Has Estate Planning Ramifications
- Tax Efficient Giving: Action Required Before End of Year
- Update: Hemsley Estate Case Going to Court; DNA Test Ordered
- Interesting Trend Emerging Among Seniors
- The Estate Tax & Spousal Asset Transfers
- Long-Term Planning: Allow for Changing Circumstances
- The Tax Consequences of Gifting
- Home Sweet Home: No State Estate Tax in Oklahoma
- Automotive Legend Shelby Dispute Settled
- Think Practically When Planning Estate
- Avoid Intestacy for Well Being of Partner
- Estate of the Cartoon “Jeffersons” Actor Being Challenged
- Home Value Can Create Estate Tax Exposure Next Year
- A Third Reason to Implement Probate Avoidance Strategies
- Consider Working on a Blog During Retirement
- Does Trust Creation Eliminate the Need for a Will?
- Preventing an Inheritance Burn-Through
- Protecting What You Have Takes Ongoing Action
- A Lot Can Go Wrong When Using Joint Accounts
- Consumer Reports Does Not Recommend Do-It-Yourself Estate Planning Documents
- Irrevocable Self-Settled Trusts Legal in Alaska
- Don’t Withhold Information From Your Attorney
- Retirement Researchers Use New Approach
- Evaluating the Cost of Estate Planning
- Tax Not Applicable to Gifts of Tuition, Medical Expenses
- Estate Administration Is No Easy Task
- Are Life Insurance Beneficiaries Taxed?
- Legal Ramifications of Remarriage
- Estate of Oscar Winner Holm Depleted
- Kinkade Girlfriend Produces Holographic Wills
- Last Wills Vs. Living Trusts: Which Is The Winner?
- A New Best Friend For Lonely Seniors
- Shelby, the Race Car Legend, Passes Away; Final Arrangements Disputed
- Plan Properly to Prevent Potential Challenges
- Take Action When Life Changes Take Place
- Tax Efficient Legacy Planning
- Should a Tax Take More Than it Leaves Behind?
- Devising A Small Business Exit Strategy
- Inheritance Planning: The Value Of A Specialist
- Consider Sentimental Value Of Personal Possessions
- Political Discourse May Provide Estate Tax Clues
- 2012 Provides Gifting Opportunity
- Couples Living Together Must Be Proactive
- A Second Look At Transfer On Death Accounts
- Oklahoma City Estate Planning Attorney Warns: 2013 Signals End To Portable Estate Tax Exclusion
- Shielding Your Domicile From Claimants With The Help Of An Oklahoma City Estate Planning Attorney
- Life Insurance: Consider Tax Consequences
- Executor Needs Legal Guidance
- Estate Planning For Farmers And Ranchers
- Parents Must Plan With Children In Mind
- Keeping Everyone On The Same Page
- Don’t Shy Away From Trusts, Says Oklahoma City Estate Planning Attorney
- Oklahoma City Estate Planning Attorney Comments on Your Last Will And Testament
- Taking Care Of Funeral Details In Advance
- The Estate Of Dick Clark
- Death Taxes Explained
- Ray Charles Foundation In Battle With Heirs
- Future Decision Makers: The Choice Is Yours
- Report: Amy Winehouse Died Intestate
- Medical Decisions: Let Your Wishes Be Known
- Fortunate Dogs Sitting On Big Bucks
- Uncertainty Need Not Lead To Inaction
- Founders Of Facebook Preserving Wealth With GRATs
- Estate Tax: Don’t Be Lulled To Sleep
- In-Depth Communication With Your Attorney Is Key
- Whitney Houston & Estate Planning
- Have You Considered Your Online Accounts?
- Should Estate Tax Be Fairly Referred To As “Death Tax?”
- Estate Tax Exclusion Adjusted For Inflation
- Will Further Estate Tax Relief Be Forthcoming?
- Lessons To Be Learned From Stieg Larsson Estate
- Payable On Death Accounts Are Not A Cure-All
- Addressing Health Care Contingencies
- Do You Have An Exit Plan?
- Intestacy Is To Be Avoided
- Have You Scheduled Your Estate Plan Review?
- Procrastination Puts Your Family In Harm’s Way
- Spoiling Loved Ones – An Inheritance Planning Concern
- A Revocable Living Trust May Provide Savings In The Long Run
- Wills And Your Estate Plan
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Estate In The News
- Striking The Perfect Balance
- Crafting A Lasting Legacy
- Irrevocable Life Insurance Trusts
- Giving Tax-Free Gifts In 2012
- Estate Planning: Details To Remember
- Benefits Of Family Limited Partnerships
- 3 Items To Consider When Supporting Charitable Causes Through Your Estate Plan
- Military Benefits Can Be Of Assistance
- Estate Planning Requires Expert Guidance
- Crafting An Educational Legacy
- Estate Tax Seems Punitive To Many
- Celebrity Estate Planning Mistakes And Successes Provide Lessons
- Minor Children And Estate Planning
- Selection Of Executor And Attorneys-In-Fact
- Estate Planning: The Right Tool For The Right Job
- Necessary Estate Plan Components
- Estate Tax Parameters: Looking Ahead
- 3 Misconceptions About Estate Planning
- Estate Planning & Open Communication
- Punctuating Your Legacy
- COLA Scheduled For Social Security Recipients: Good or Bad?
- Family Of Raiders Owner Davis To Keep Team?
- Pay On Death Accounts Are A Probate Avoidance Option
- Legacy Planning & Marital Agreements
- 2010 Was Odd Year For Estate Tax
- Inheritance Planning: Giving Early
- Probate Comes With Pitfalls
- Estate Planning Ignored By Many
- Be Prepared To Adjust Your Estate Plan
- Take Action If You Don’t Have An Estate Plan
- Estate Planning: Knowledge Is Power
- Cryonics Raises Estate Planning Questions
- Estate Tax: Spin The Wheel Of Chance
- Book Finally Closed On Anna Nicole Smith Estate Planning Matter
- Life Insurance and Balancing Inheritances
- “Godfather Of Soul” Left Messy Estate
- A Look At The Gift Tax
- Gain Estate Tax Efficiency With A QPRT
- Estate Planning: The Essentials
- Will Federal Revenue Be Increased Via Estate Tax Hike?
- Charitable Giving Can Punctuate Your Legacy
- Amy Winehouse Had Her Affairs In Order
- Life Insurance Is A Useful Estate Planning Tool
- Estate Tax: Once Is Too Much
- Probate Avoidance Through The Use Of Revocable Living Trusts
- Remember Your Pets When Planning Your Estate
- Estate Planning: Action Required
- Estate Tax, Legislation, & Your Legacy
- Consider The “Zeroed Out” GRAT Strategy
- Blended Families & Inheritance Planning
- Choosing An Executor For Your Last Will? Remember The Demands Of Probate
- Estate Planning: Exclusively For The Elderly?
- Gift Of Tuition Can Be Part Of Your Estate Plan
- Estate Planning, Charitable Giving & The CRUT
- Is Estate Tax Only Levied On The Rich?
- Will You Need to Sell Your Home to Qualify for Medicaid?
- The Revocable Living Trust and Protection Against Creditors
- The Duties of an Executor
- Should You Prepay for a Funeral Plan?
- Naming A Guardian for Your Children When Divorced
- Estate Planning Is Important at Any Age
- How To Avoid Probate
- Estate Tax Parameters In Constant Flux
- Updating Your Estate Plan When Life Changes
- Be Aware: Gift & Estate Taxes Are “Unified”
- Planning For Your “Twilight Years”
- Efficient Charitable Giving
- Living Wills, Wills & Living Trusts
- Revisiting Your Estate Plan
- Estate Planning & Pour-Over Wills
- Asset Protection Strategies
- Your Memoirs And Your Estate
- Responding To New Gift Tax Parameters
- Creating A Will With Probate In Mind
- The True Costs of A Simple and Easy Will
- Estate Plan Incentives
- Beware Bad Advice When Drafting Your Estate Plan
- Is Estate Tax Repeal Feasible?
- DIY Will & Estate Planning Software
- Estate Planning: Is Someone Relying On You?
- Long-Term Care Costs: Are You Getting Prepared?
- Consider A GRAT For Tax Savings
- Estate Planning Involves Reacting To Changing Circumstances
- Making Funeral Arrangements In Advance
- Revocable Living Trusts, Probate, and Control
- An Ethical Will Can Punctuate Your Estate Plan
- Portability Of Estate Tax Exclusion Now A Reality
- The Gift Of Education & The Estate Tax
- Reverse Mortgages Can Fill The Gap
- Threat of Alzheimer’s Makes Incapacity Planning A Must
- Impact Of New Tax Relief Legislation On Estate Planning
- Seniors, Pets, & Planning
- Generation Skipping Trusts & Your Estate
- Pay On Death Accounts At A Glance
- An Incentive Trust Can Provide Peace of Mind
- A Look At Probate Avoidance
- What is a Durable Power of Attorney?
- Are Your Beneficiary Designations Current?
- Common Myths About Estate Plans
- Estate Planning for Unmarried Couples
- How to Donate Your Body to Medicine
- Understanding State Estate and Inheritance Taxes
- AB Trusts for Married Couples
- What Does a Guardian Do?
- How to Set Up a Disability Plan
- How a Payable-on-Death Account Works
- Benefits of Legacy Planning
- How to Compute Your Net Worth
- Creating an Estate Plan for Your Blended Family
- Mt. Kilimanjaro Mission Accomplished; Summit Achieved!
- Is Writing Your Own Will Safe?
- Who Will Inherit Your Estate?
- Common Estate Planning Mistakes
- Asking the Difficult Questions
- Disinheriting Your Spouse
- Trust vs. Will: Understanding the Difference
- Protect Your Loved Ones With A Little Planning
- Qualifying for Supplemental Security Income
- Taking Over a Joint Account After Death
- Four Ways to Avoid Probate
- When Life Changes, Update Your Will
- The Health Care Reform Bill’s Affect on Elderly and Those With Special Needs
- Pet Trusts Now Enacted for the State of Oklahoma
- Tips for Choosing an Estate Planning Attorney
- What is a Reciprocal Will?
- What is a Life Insurance Trust?
- The Inspiration For Our Firm – Why It All Began…
- Confused About the Current Federal Estate Tax Law?
- Category: Incapacity Planning
- How a Revocable Living Trust Can Help You Plan for Incapacity
- Key Reasons You Need a Power of Attorney for Incapacity Planning
- Power of Attorney vs. Guardianship
- Incapacity Planning When You’re Healthy
- Incorporating Your Revocable Living Trust Into Your Incapacity Plan
- Lamar Odom and Incapacity Planning
- Understanding Estate Planning – Divorce And Estate Plans
- Category: Inheritance Planning
- How Long Will It Take to Your Loved Ones to Receive Their Inheritance?
- What is an Intestate Estate?
- Free Report: Oklahoma Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family
- Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family In Oklahoma – Specific Tools For Managing Options
- Free Report: Oklahoma Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family – Part1
- Inheritance Planning When You Have a Family in Oklahoma
- Susan G. Komen 3-Day Walk 2014
- Category: Insurance
- Category: Law
- Category: Legacy Planning
- Category: Legal Education
- Category: Living Trust
- How Do I Make Changes to My Living Trust?
- Can Living Trusts Help You In Case of Incapacity?
- Why a Revocable Living Trust May Not be Right For You
- What Is the Difference Between a Guardianship and a Power of Attorney?
- When Does a Power of Attorney Become Effective?
- What Are the Advantages and Disadvantages of a Guardianship?
- Category: Long-Term Care
- What Oklahoma City Medicaid Planning Attorneys Want You to Know
- Why is Special Needs Planning Important to Ensure Continued Access to Medical Care?
- Will Medicare Cover All Your Healthcare Costs as a Senior?
- What Does Skilled Nursing Care Mean And Why Does It Matter?
- Senior Meal Programs Could Be Cut Due To Insufficient Funding
- How Much Do Seniors Need To Have Saved For Medical Care?
- Successfully Navigating the Challenges of Alzheimer’s
- How Can The Alzheimer’s Association Help You?
- Tricking the Courts Isn’t A Good Strategy
- Should I Have a Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care?
- Who Manages My Property If I Become Incapacitated?
- Who May Act as an Agent Under a Power of Attorney?
- Power of Attorney in Oklahoma: Limited POA vs. General POA
- Elder Financial Abuse Is Common
- Choosing a Health Care Proxy
- Are Your Aging Parents Still Fully Capable?
- Conquering the Fear and Stigma of Alzheimer’s Disease
- Physical Alzheimer’s Diagnosis May Be Possible
- Oklahoma City Elder Law Attorney Can Help You Take Steps To Prevent Financial Abuse
- Those Close To Elders Sometimes Perpetrate Financial Abuse
- Avoiding Guardianships
- Making Preparations For Possible Incapacity
- Living Wills Overlooked By Majority
- Don’t Overlook Incapacity Planning
- Elder Law & Durable Powers Of Attorney
- Incapacity Planning & Reduced Faculties
- The Benefits of Joining the State’s Long Term Care Partnership
- Aid and Attendance Pension Benefits Available to Veterans
- Traveling? Take Your Healthcare Directive, or…
- Social Security Disability Benefits Available to All Income Levels
- Planning for the Unexpected: Medical Power of Attorney
- Gain Peace Of Mind With Incapacity Planning
- Powers of Attorney: Keeping Finances and Medical Apart
- When is a Guardianship Necessary?
- What’s the Difference Between A Power of Attorney and a Durable Power of Attorney?
- What is a Healthcare Directive?
- What’s the Difference Between SSI and SSDI?
- Category: Medicaid
- Category: Medicaid Planning
- Category: Medicare
- Category: News
- Category: Nursing Homes
- What Can Go Wrong If You Don’t Work With Overland Park Medicaid Lawyers
- What Is The Community Spouse Resource Allowance?
- Bullying is a Problem for Oklahoma Seniors
- Oklahoma Nun Opens Homes for Seniors
- How to Talk to Parents About Moving to a Nursing Home
- How Medicare’s Two-Midnight Rule Makes Getting Nursing Home Care Difficult
- Can You Give Away Your Wealth To Qualify For Medicaid?
- Seniors Want A Say In Retirement Living Options
- What Does Custodial Care Mean And Why Does It Matter?
- What Nursing Home Expenses are Covered By Insurance?
- Oklahoma City Senior Living Residents Take on Heart Disease
- Latter Life Expenses Loom Large
- Latter Life Expenses Loom Large
- Latter Life Expenses Loom Large
- Is There a Medicaid Asset Limit?
- What Is the Medicaid Monthly Maintenance Needs Allowance?
- Do You Have to Impoverish Yourself to Qualify for Medicaid?
- What Are the Disadvantages of a Medicaid Trust?
- What Assets Can I Keep When My Spouse Qualifies for Medicaid?
- What Questions Should I Ask an Elder Law Attorney?
- Why Would Medicaid Planning Be Important to Me?
- Can You Prevent Medicaid Recovery in Oklahoma City by Adding Someone to Your Property Title?
- Who Pays for Nursing Home Care?
- Top Three Elder Law Answers
- Long-Term Care: Do the Math
- Medicaid: What You Can Keep in 2013
- Free Report Reveals How to Protect Your Assets and Preserve Your Legacy with Medicaid Planning
- Signing a Nursing Home Contract? Talk to a Lawyer
- Does Medicaid Count Assets in a Living Trust?
- Will Your Home’s Value Preclude You From Medicaid Eligibility?
- Veterans A & A: Changes in the Offing?
- Oklahoma City Elder Law Attorney Asks – Are You Preparing For Assisted Living Expenses?
- Medicaid Planning
- Medicaid Adjustment For 2012
- Medicaid Eligibility & Gift Giving
- Medicaid Benefits for Your Grandchildren
- Impacts of Medicaid Estate Recovery
- The Health Care Reform Bill’s Affect on Medicaid
- Category: Personal Representatives in Arkansas
- Category: Personal Representatives in Kansas
- Category: Pet Planning
- How To Make A Plan To Protect Your Pets
- How To Protect Your Pet As Part Of Your Estate Plan
- Understanding Estate Planning – What About Pets?
- Robot Caregivers On the Horizon
- Will Long Term Care Wipe Out Your Children’s Savings?
- Is It Possible to Give Away Assets and Qualify for Oklahoma Medicaid Benefits?
- Recent Court Ruling Provides Elder Law Lesson
- Nursing Home Costs May Become Overwhelming
- Agencies Providing In-Home Care Studied
- Alternative To Assisted Living Communities
- Assisted Living Benefit For Veterans
- 2011 Long-Term Care Costs Analyzed
- Federal Medicaid Cuts Could Take Toll On Seniors
- Long-Term Care: Making Preparations
- Taking Long-Term Care Costs Into Consideration
- Long Term Care: Know Your Options
- Can Long Term Care Insurance Help You?
- Budgeting Your Long-Term Care
- Keeping Your Loved Ones Safe In A Nursing Home
- Category: POA
- Category: Postmortem Planning
- Category: Power of Attorney
- Category: Probate
- Top 5 Executor Duties
- Tools and Strategies to Avoid Probate
- Common Steps in the Probate Process
- Things for a First-Time Executor to Consider
- Glen Campbell’s Children Contest Will After Being Cut Out
- What Probate Lawyers Wish Executors Knew
- Key Reasons to Get Legal Help with Probate
- What Is Ancillary Probate?
- Reasons For Delay When You Probate a Will
- Preparing to Make Your Living Will
- How a Kansas City Probate Attorney Can Help an Inheritance Come Faster
- What are the Steps of the Probate Process?
- What are the Benefits of Avoiding Probate?
- Three Kinds of People Who Need Probate Attorneys
- Category: Probate Questions in Oklahoma
- Category: Retirement Planning
- Category: Small Business Planning
- Category: Special Needs Planning
- Category: Tax
- Category: Taxes
- Category: Uncategorized
- Little-Known and Fun Fourth of July Factoids
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- Three Reasons To Create A Revocable Living Trust
- Four Downsides To Conservatorship
- Top Mistakes When Creating A Trust
- Are There Different Kinds Of Asset Protection Trusts?
- How Do You Create A Durable Power Of Attorney?
- When to Invest in an IRA
- 4 Key Facts To Know About Inheritance Law
- Do You Need A Qualified Domestic Trust?
- Why Small Business Owners Need Help With Asset Protection
- Who Has to Pay Kansas Inheritance Tax?
- Transporting The Cremated Remains of Your Loved Ones
- Happy Mother’s Day from Our Family to Yours!
- Do You Need a Qualified Domestic Trust?
- Four Reasons to Create Revocable Trusts
- Why Having a Baby Means It’s Time to Talk with an Estate Planning Lawyer
- Key Facts to Know About Overland Park Probate Laws
- Why A New Job Means It Is Time to Talk with an Elder Law Attorney in Overland Park
- Why A New Job Means It Is Time to Talk with an Elder Law Attorney in Overland Park
- Truly Protecting Minor Children Requires Preparing for the Unthinkable
- Why Wills are Such a Common Estate Planning Tool?
- What Happens to Assets When Creating a Trust?
- The Reason Seniors Need to Know Oklahoma Medicaid Guidelines
- Oklahoma Residents are Advocates for Seniors
- Can I Make a DIY Will if I Don’t Have a Lot of Assets?
- Why is Setting up a Trust for a Child Important?
- Do Laws on Wills and Estates Matter If You Aren’t Wealthy?
- How Trusts Help Protect Your Heirs
- So You’re an Executor of a Will. Now What?
- Free Report: Probate Questions: Understanding the Probate Process and How it Affects You
- Personal Representatives in Arkansas, Missouri, and Oklahoma: Choosing a Representative, Protecting Your Selection
- Understanding Estate Planning – Video Wills
- Winners of Our Client Appreciation Event Prize Give-Away Revealed!
- Understanding Estate Planning – How Much Tax do I Have to Pay on my Inheritance?
- A Little Laugh to Get You Ready for Thanksgiving
- Understanding Estate Planning – Pour-Over Wills
- Attorneys-in-fact Understanding Estate Planning – Your Attorney-in-fact
- Understanding Estate Planning – Priority of Estate Debts
- Estate Sales and Estate Plans, What is the Connection?
- Why You Might Need to Talk to an Elder Law Attorney
- Wills in Walmart?
- Understanding Estate Planning – What is a QTIP Trust?
- Understanding Estate Planning – What Happens at a Reading of the Will?
- The Supreme Court’s Same-Sex Marriage Ruling and Your Estate Plan
- The Guardian and the Guardian Ad Litem in Estate Planning
- Free Report: Questions About Powers of Attorney in Oklahoma
- How do you Fund a Trust? 4 More Methods
- Beware: Tom Brokaw Does Not Set a Good Estate Planning Example
- How do you Fund a Trust? 3 Common Methods
- Understanding Estate Planning – Being Asked to be an Executor
- Understanding Estate Planning – Debts Left by the Deceased
- Understanding Estate Planning – Estate Planning for Children With Disabilities
- Oklahoma Adoption Essentials: Types, Plans, Decisions
- Free Report: Estate Planning for Seniors in Oklahoma
- New ‘Granny Scam’ Preys on Elderly
- Understanding Estate Planning: What Happens After a Family Member Dies
- Understanding Estate Planning for the Family Pet
- Oklahoma Adoption Essentials: Process, Procedures & Options
- What Is the Oklahoma Annual Gift Tax Exclusion?
- Questions About Oklahoma Powers of Attorney: Options, Customizations and Limitations
- Questions About Oklahoma Powers of Attorney: Essential Concepts and Misunderstandings
- Why Families Need Powers of Attorney
- Oklahoma Medicaid Planning: What Can the Healthy Spouse Keep?
- Understanding Estate Planning – What is a Trustee?
- Basic Questions About Oklahoma Adoptions
- Test Form
- Estate Planning and the Family Pet
- Baby Boomer Estate Planning Issues
- Free Report: Common Questions of Power of Attorney in Oklahoma: Part 1
- Using Springing or Non-Springing Powers of Attorney
- You Don’t Need to Worry About These Living Trust Myths
- Financial Steps to Take When You Find Out You’re Pregnant
- Understanding Estate Planning – What Are Non-Probate Assets?
- Basic Questions About Adoption in Kansas
- Understanding Estate Planning – What is a Trust?
- Asset Protection and Planning for Farming Families
- Should You Use a Will or a Power of Attorney?
- Common Questions About Insolvent Estates and Who Has to Pay For Them
- Understanding Estate Planning – Inter Vivos Trusts
- I Don’t Want a Living Trust Because I Don’t Want to Lose Control Over my Possessions
- Merry Christmas!
- What Does a Revocable Living Trust Do Exactly
- Understanding Estate Planning – What is Elder Law?
- What is a Special Needs Trust in Oklahoma
- Understanding Estate Planning – Understanding Probate
- Should I Have a Durable Power of Attorney in Oklahoma?
- Understanding Estate Planning – What is Ancillary probate?
- Should You Consider a Will Revival?
- Free Report: Why Would I Want a Revocable Living Trusts in Oklahoma?
- Understanding Estate Planning – What are Digital Estate Plans
- Happy Thanksgiving
- What Is Probate?
- The Do’s and Dont’s of Signing a Nursing Home Agreement
- Vanquish Estate Planning Vampires, Witches and Goblins
- Understanding Estate Planning Part 1 – Your Last Will and Testament
- Updating Your Will After Marriage, Divorce, or Children
- What Happens to a Living Trust When One Spouse Dies?
- What Is the Veterans Aid and Attendance Special Pension?
- Does Medicaid Pay for In-Home Care?
- Does Medicaid Count the Value of My Home?
- Stretching Your IRA for the Next Generation
- Beware! The VA Rules Are A’ Changing
- How Do You Find an Elder Law Attorney?
- What Are the Disadvantages of a Medicaid Trust?
- Is Probate Always Required?
- FREE St. Patty’s Day Educational Event!
- Veterans Day Reminder About Aid and Attendance Special Pension
- Is There Any Type of Trust That Provides Asset Protection?
- Things You Should Discuss With Your Spouse Before You Retire
- Answers to Frequently Asked Questions About Social Security
- Free Report! Are Your Bank Accounts Safe?
- Small Increases Would Get Smaller With Chained CPI
- When is Ancillary Probate Necessary?
- Help for Heroes: Veterans A & A
- Larry Parman Appointed Oklahoma Secretary of State
- What is Probate?
- Studies Indicate Seniors Working Longer
- The Self Employed Must Plan Ahead for Retirement
- When and How Do You or a Loved One Apply for Social Security?
- Contribute to Hurricane Sandy Relief Efforts
- A Look at the Military Survivor Benefit Plan
- Social Security Change Being Implemented Next Year
- Does Working During Retirement Reduce Social Security?
- Brace Yourself for Ever-Rising Property Taxes
- Remember Your Websites & Social Network Identities
- Consider Taxes You Will Face During Retirement
- Oklahoma City VA Benefits Planning
- How Much Will You Receive From Social Security?
- Trim Down Debt As Retirement Nears With The Assistance of An Oklahoma City Retirement Planning Lawyer
- Retirement Planning: Expected Lifespan An Important Factor
- Long-Term Planning After Receiving An Inheritance
- Spousal Retirement Benefits
- Answering 401(k) Questions
- Elders Must Stay Focused To Prevent Falls
- Don’t Act Without Legal Advice
- Taking Action To Protect A Spendthrift
- Positive Lifestyle Decisions Can Equal Money In The Bank
- Probate Costs Can Take A Toll
- Reducing Debt Increases Retirement Spending Power
- Saving For Retirement
- Cost-Free Asset Transfer Possible With Zeroed-Out GRAT
- Some Social Security Details
- Working Longer Can Provide Advantages
- Navigating Probate
- Living Trusts At A Glance
- What Is A Pour-Over Will?
- Compartmentalized Retirement Planning
- Time Flies And Retirement Hangs In The Balance
- Asset Protection: Your Attorney Can Help
- Valuable Social Security Information Readily Available
- Proactive Planning Can Ease The Burden
- Providing For Children From A Previous Marriage
- Buy-Sell Agreements Can Facilitate Smooth Succession
- Can You Collect Social Security And Work At The Same Time?
- The Internet Provides Opportunities For Elder Financial Abusers
- “Super-Committee” Eyes Medicare
- Will Budget Issues Delay Your Retirement?
- Elder Financial Abuse: A Growing Elder Law Concern
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- Elder Law Matters To Keep In Mind
- Estate Planning For Partners In Small Businesses
- Your Probate Attorney Is Key To The Process
- Majority Of Public Against Social Security Cuts
- Is a 401k Right for You?
- A Retirement Plan For the Average American
- Avoiding Mistakes With Your Retirement Plan
- How to Increase Your Retirement Savings
- Why Limited Partnerships and LLCs Need to Be Reviewed
- Retirement Planning: Use Of Home Equity May Be An Option
- How To Increase Your Social Security Benefits
- Social Security 101
- Veterans: Long-Term Care Assistance May Be Available
- What Is A Charitable Remainder Unitrust?
- Small Business Planning: Buy-Sell Agreements
- Are Your Powers Of Attorney In Place?
- Elder Law & The Bigger Picture
- Livestock Branding Laws Refresher
- Life Insurance Basics
- Grandparents in the Role of Guardian for Grandchildren
- Early Withdrawal from an IRA During Recession
- Yes, There’s Funeral Fraud
- Variable Rate Annuities as a Retirement Income Option
- Managing Income Taxes in Retirement
- How Much to Withdraw from Savings in Retirement
- Size Matters to the Small Business Administration
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- Can a Joint Account Avoid Probate?
- A Thrifty Retirement
- Who to Call After the Death of a Loved One
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- A Trust for Blended Families
- Retirement Planning: Start Early To Maximize Potential
- The Importance of Making Funeral Plans
- Trustee Duties: Communicating with Beneficiaries
- The Basics of Hospice Care
- An Overview of Probate
- Do You Need a Retirement Account for Self-Employment?
- Benefits of a Lifetime Trust
- Choosing a Successor Trustee
- Is It Too Late to Protect Your Assets?
- How to Choose a Guardian
- The Benefits of a Revocable Living Trust
- Four Ways to Pre-Pay for Your Funeral
- What is Intestacy?
- Estate Planning for Your Business
- How Asset Protection Can Enhance Your Estate Plan
- Do You Need a Will If You Have a Trust-Based Estate?
- Is Life Insurance Part of the Probate Process?
- How to Choose the Right IRA for You
- Why You Need A Pet Trust
- Important Tax Deductions for Seniors
- How to Shorten Probate
- The Health Care Reform Bill’s Affect on Treatment of the Elderly
- Asset Allocation: A Disciplined Approach to Investing Money
- The Health Care Reform Bill’s Affect on Nursing Homes
- The Truth About Retirement Spending
- What Your Will Can’t Do
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