Tulsa Estate Attorney Blog
Holographic Wills: Quick Insights You Need
In today's article, we will be diving into the topic of holographic wills. Have you ever considered writing your own will in your own handwriting? Well, in Oklahoma, it is completely legal to do so. A holographic will can be a simple and cost-effective way to ensure your final wishes are carried out. We will explore the benefits and limitations of this type of will, as well as provide guidance on how to properly execute one. Whether you are just curious about the process or ready to take action, I encourage you to read the full article for valuable insights. Read more »
Nuncupative Wills: Quick Facts You Should Know
Are non-cuppative wills legal in Oklahoma? Find out in this informative article by attorney Meg Prestige. Learn about the limited circumstances under which oral wills are considered valid in the state, and why they may not be the most reliable option for your estate planning needs. Discover the requirements for creating a non-cuppative will, and how they differ from traditional written wills. If you're interested in learning more about this topic and other types of wills, be sure to read the full article. Contact Meg Prestige at OklahomaCityAttorney.com for more information. Don't miss out on this important information regarding estate planning in Oklahoma. Read more »
Testate vs. Intestate: Quick Differences Explained
Are you confused about the difference between testate and intestate when it comes to estate planning? Let me break it down for you. Testate simply means there is a will in place, while intestate means there is no will. Understanding the implications of each scenario is crucial when it comes to distributing assets and ensuring your loved one's wishes are carried out. If you want to delve deeper into this topic and learn more about estate planning, be sure to check out the full article. For personalized guidance on your specific situation, feel free to reach out to us at OklahomaCityAttorney.com. Read more »