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  • Midwest City Office

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    1384 South Douglas Boulevard
    The Timbers Office Park
    Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130

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    5.0/5.0

    Mr. Arnall was the perfect attorney during a time of need while assisting my friend with legal matters. Sandi was able to make appointments that worked with our schedule. We appreciated all aspects of working with this law firm. Mr. Arna...
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    — Client

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    5.0/5.0

    It was the divorced that never would end until Aaron got involved. He kept me focused on the big picture while he took care of everything in between. In the end, Aaron got me everything I wanted and more. He is AMAZING!!

    — Client

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    5.0/5.0

    Working with Mr Aaron was a great experience! I gotta say him and Ms Sandi because gotta give the secretary credit as well. They remind me of that Netflix series the suit. Harvey n Donna. Just want to thank these guys once again.

    — Client

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    5.0/5.0

    I'm so happy I hired Aaron for my divorce. The process was smooth and thankfully quick. Aaron and Sandi were very professional, friendly, down to earth and helpful anytime I had a question about the process. I would definitely recommend the...
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    5.0/5.0

    Aaron has helped me with a few things after my father passed away and will be working with him again for future things. I recommend him for any planning with trust, wills or estates. He’s very knowledgeable and responds quickly.

    — Client

Revocable Living Trusts, which include Family Trusts, are more commonplace then ever, and have become a favorable way to avoid probate, administer and distribute assets, and eliminate the need for a guardianship of an incapacitated person.

When your assets are properly held in a Revocable Living Trust, a probate should not be necessary. Although a Trust can be fairly simple to maintain during the lifetime of the individual who established the Trust, known as the Settlor or Grantor, upon their death or incapacity, the duties of the Successor Trustee can be voluminous and overwhelming.

A Trustee who fails to properly complete the terms of the trust can be held liable for breach of their fiduciary duty. The Successor Trustee is obligated to protect the assets of the Trust and insure that they are distributed in accordance with the terms of the trust set forth by the Grantor. The complexity of the administration is a direct result of the value, amount and type of assets, and tax planning the Trust may or may not include.

Let the experienced estate planning attorneys from The Crosthwait Law Firm advise and assist you in fulfilling your duties as Trustee or Successor Trustee.