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I highly recommend Mr. Arnall for any legal matters you may have, but specifically for divorce issues. He quickly helped me with some trouble with my divorce. He gave me the steps to resolve this matter. He was compassionate and knowledgeab...
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Utilized my employee legal benefit to search for law firms in the metro that assists with trusts/wills. Scheduled an appointment to get the bulk of my questions and concerns down, then needed to return to sign and notarize. Unfortunately th...
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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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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!!
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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.
- 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 laws and could even escheat (or revert) to the State.
It is important to recognize that if you die intestate, i.e., without a will, your estate will still likely go through the probate process, and a Judge will appoint a Personal Representative/Administrator to serve on your behalf in accordance with Oklahoma law, which may or may not be the individual you would choose to administer your estate. Intestacy laws generally require that upon death your assets will pass to your closest living relatives in shares according to their degree of kinship, regardless of your intended disposition.
Many individuals do not recognize the importance of establishing an estate plan or the massive implications for improperly setting up one, or simply not having one at all. Contact The Crosthwait Law Firm today so we can help you set up an estate plan to fit your individual needs.
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