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You can disinherit someone in your will in Oklahoma, but you have to be clear about what you want. You also have to follow Oklahoma laws and procedures for altering your will. Failing to do it correctly could mean you are unable to disinherit the person you want to. Also, if that person is your…
Many people plan ahead to avoid Oklahoma probate. Why, you might ask. While the process can help pay debts and distribute assets after a person’s death, it is all court supervised. It can cause unnecessary delays or extra costs you might be able to avoid, if you plan properly. The right estate planning lawyer can…
Creating a will to protect your assets is a great idea. It sets out who you want to inherit your assets and dictates many other aspects of the end of your life. The thing is, you have to properly draft and execute a will under Oklahoma law, or it could be completely ineffective. When this…
Trusts are powerful estate planning tools that help individuals manage assets, avoid probate, and protect beneficiaries. In Oklahoma, the two most common types of trusts are revocable and irrevocable. While they may sound similar, they serve distinct legal and financial purposes. Understanding the difference is key to choosing the right trust for your estate plan….
When a loved one passes away in Oklahoma, their estate may need to go through probate. This is a legal process that ensures debts are paid and assets are distributed according to the will or state law. Whether you are an executor, heir, or concerned family member, understanding probate in Oklahoma can help you navigate…
Oklahoma residents with past marijuana convictions may now have a path to clear their criminal records. Thanks to recent legal reforms, including provisions under State Question 820, individuals convicted of certain marijuana-related offenses may qualify for expungement, resentencing, or dismissal. If you or someone you know has a marijuana conviction in Oklahoma, understanding your options…
Oklahoma’s medical cannabis program has empowered thousands of patients to manage chronic conditions with greater autonomy. However, legal use does not mean unrestricted use, especially when it comes to driving and engaging in daily activities that require alertness, coordination, or responsibility. With recent legislative updates like SB 54 reshaping DUI enforcement, it is more important…
Cannabis legalization has reshaped Oklahoma’s economic landscape in unprecedented ways. Since the passage of State Question 788 in 2018, which legalized medical marijuana, the state has experienced rapid industry growth, job creation, and increased tax revenue. While full recreational legalization remains under debate, the medical cannabis market alone has generated significant financial activity across multiple…
As Oklahoma continues to expand access to medical marijuana, many residents are exploring cannabis as a potential treatment for mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). While some patients report significant relief, others experience adverse psychological effects. Understanding both the therapeutic potential and the risks is essential for patients, providers,…
Medical cannabis is legal in Oklahoma. Therefore, if you are filing for disability claims, it’s best to know what the regulations are regarding medical cannabis and disability claims. Continue reading to learn more about these laws in Oklahoma. It’s a good idea for employees to have an understanding of what is going on. Oklahoma’s Medical…
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