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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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    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

A General Durable Power of Attorney, a Medical Durable Power of Attorney, and an Advance Directive are three of the most important estate planning documents every person should have in place.  These crucial documents ensure that your friends, family, and medical personnel will have adequate instructions to protect your assets, and provide you the treatment and assistance you desire and deserve.

A General Durable Power of Attorney allows you to appoint a person to serve as your attorney-in-fact. Your attorney-in-fact can be given broad, general powers to act on your behalf, and perform such tasks as signing checks, executing deeds and transfer titles. You can also limit the powers of your attorney-in-fact to be very specific, such as naming someone to act as your agent in a real estate transaction for the sole purpose of executing closing documents.

If you have been appointed as agent under a Durable Power of Attorney, click here to download our Guidelines for Agent Acting Under a General Durable Power of Attorney.

A Medical Durable Power of Attorney will ensure that your spouse, or any other person you appoint, is allowed to review your medical records and has the authority to hire and fire doctors, consent to surgery, and check you into or out of hospitals, nursing homes, or assisted living centers. You can also appoint a person or persons to receive information from medical personnel, but not make any decisions on your behalf.

An Advance Directive, or Living Will, is yet another effective estate planning tool that instructs your family members and health care providers regarding your decisions about artificial life support and artificial nutrition and hydration in the event you suffer from a terminal condition or you are in a persistently unconscious or vegetative state, with no hope of recovery.

Let the experienced attorneys at The Crosthwait Law Firm discuss with you regarding all aspects of these crucial estate planning documents, how they interact and compliment each other, and why such documents are so important to your overall estate plan.