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Oklahoma County Courthouse Update
- posted: Dec. 07, 2020
- Oklahoma Law,  Oklahoma County Bar Association,  Uncategorized,  COVID-19
On December 3, 2020, the Presiding Judge of the District Court of Oklahoma County, issued the following Administrative Order in response to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak: "Due to the upcoming holiday Read More
A Special Message from The Crosthwait Law Firm
- posted: Apr. 21, 2020
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Oklahoma Law,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Divorce,  Family Law,  Uncategorized,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts,  Firm News,  COVID-19
To our valued clients, partners, and friends: We at The Crosthwait Law Firm are aware of and understand the significant challenges faced by all of us from the spread of the Read More
Custody, Visitation and Quarantine
- posted: Mar. 24, 2020
- COVID-19,  Visitation
The phone calls and emails have started coming in to The Crosthwait Law Firm, with the questions all having a similar theme: What do we do about visitation now that Read More
What to do After the Death of a Loved One
- posted: Feb. 12, 2020
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Estate Planning,  Oklahoma Law,  Real Property,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Family Law,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts
Losing a loved one can be a difficult experience. Despite the emotional trauma involved, you may also be responsible for handling a variety of financial, legal, and administrative tasks. You Read More
2020 Interest Rate on Judgments Has Decreased
- posted: Jan. 09, 2020
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Oklahoma Law,  Uncategorized,  Debt Collection
The Oklahoma Administrative Office of the Courts has issued its annual notice of the interests rates applicable to judgments obtained in Oklahoma from January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2020. Read More
Aaron M. Arnall Chosen as Vice-President of Sharing Tree Board of Directors
- posted: Jan. 09, 2020
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Featured,  Oklahoma Law,  Real Property,  Federal Law,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Child Custody,  Child Support,  Divorce,  Family Law,  Guardianship,  Oklahoma Lawyers for Children,  Oklahoma Bar Association,  Oklahoma County Bar Association,  American Bar Association,  Uncategorized,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts,  Debt Collection,  Firm News,  Community Involvement
After one year as a member of the Board of Directors, attorney Aaron M. Arnall has been chosen as the Vice-President of the Board of Directors of Sharing Tree, a Read More
Do I Need A Prenuptial Agreement?
- posted: Jul. 17, 2019
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Oklahoma Law,  Real Property,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Divorce,  Family Law
Prenuptial agreements, also known as premarital agreements or even "prenups", are agreements between prospective spouses made in contemplation of their marriage. A prenuptial agreement helps a married couple establish what Read More
M. Joe Crosthwait, Jr. Invited to Attend National Security Forum
- posted: Apr. 22, 2019
- Uncategorized
M. Joe Crosthwait, Jr., has been invited by the Secretary of the Air Force to attend the 66th National Security Forum at the Air War College at Maxwell Air Force Read More
Aaron M. Arnall Selected to Serve on Board of Directors for Sharing Tree
- posted: Nov. 13, 2018
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Featured
Aaron M. Arnall has been chosen to serve a three-year term as a member of the Board of Directors of Sharing Tree, a local non-profit that serves families in need Read More
M. Joe Crosthwait, Jr. Receives Joe Stamper Distinguished Service Award
- posted: Nov. 13, 2018
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Featured,  Oklahoma Law,  Real Property,  Federal Law,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Child Custody,  Child Support,  Divorce,  Family Law,  Guardianship,  Oklahoma Lawyers for Children,  Oklahoma Bar Association,  Oklahoma County Bar Association,  American Bar Association,  Uncategorized,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts,  Debt Collection,  Firm News
At the 2018 Oklahoma Bar Association annual meeting, M. Joe Crosthwait, Jr., was presented with the Joe Stamper Distinguished Service Award. This award recognizes Joe for his long-term service to Read More
Basics of Estate Planning - Part Two
- posted: Aug. 14, 2018
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Real Property,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Guardianship,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts
Goals of Estate Planning Here are four goals for every estate plan: Every estate plan should increase and preserve your property during your lifetime. This includes managing liquidity, building or increasing retirement Read More
Basics of Estate Planning - Part One
- posted: Aug. 09, 2018
- Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Guardianship,  Uncategorized,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts
Putting together your estate plan is not as daunting as it might first seem, and it pays big dividends in the long run. Do you really want a judge deciding Read More
The OkPOLST Form - What Is It?
- posted: May 18, 2018
- Estate Planning,  Oklahoma Law,  Uncategorized
The Oklahoma Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment - or OkPOLST - form is designed for patients who are seriously ill with life-limiting conditions and irreversible illnesses, including those who are Read More
Planning For Your Children
- posted: Apr. 13, 2018
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Oklahoma Law,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Family Law,  Guardianship,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts
If you are a parent of a young child or children, having an estate plan in place is more important than ever. No one knows your child better than you Read More
What happens when you die without a will?
- posted: Apr. 04, 2018
- Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts
Without a will or trust you have no say in the disposition of your own assets in the event of your death. Your assets will pass pursuant to Oklahoma intestacy Read More
Small Estate Affidavits in Oklahoma
- posted: Mar. 21, 2018
- Aaron M. Arnall,  Avoiding Probate,  Estate Planning,  M. Joe Crosthwait,Jr.,  Probate,  Wills and Trusts
Effective November 1, 2017, the limit for Small Estate Affidavits increased from $20,000.00 to $50,000.00. This is a considerable plus for the distribution of small estates as it can avoid Read More