Blog: Estate Planning
Asset Protection for Your Primary Residence
Primary residences deserve more protection than other investments. Here are quick strategies and tips for asset protection of primary residences in Oklahoma.
Real Estate Sale Out of Probate (239 Sale)
Property can be sold while probate is still ongoing – often the fastest sale option when probate is required. A 239 sale is also needed to determine who can close the sale on behalf of an owner who dies before closing. Beware when buying a 239 sale property – the probate orders must include the correct language.
Oklahoma Residential Property Condition Disclosure Act – Disclosures, Disclaimers, and Exemptions for Sellers of Residential Properties
Residential home sales in Oklahoma must comply with the RPCDA, or the sellers may be liable for undisclosed issues. Here’s a helpful guide on what disclosure is required.
Partition – How to Force a Sale of Co-Owned Property in Oklahoma
What happens when co-owners of real estate no longer wish to co-own property in Oklahoma? Fortunately, Oklahoma statutes allow an owner of real estate, even if they only own a small percentage of the property, to force a sale of the co-owned property in court.
Picking a Trustee, Estate Administrator, Executor, or Personal Representative in Oklahoma
Deciding who will take care of your affairs after your passing requires careful consideration. If you will be a trustee or administrator, be sure you understand what it takes.
Guide to Probate in Oklahoma
Having to probate a loved one’s estate can be a stressful feeling if you don’t know where to turn or what to do. Avenue Legal Group can help with any and all stages of probate in every county in Oklahoma.
Estate Plans Oklahoma – AKA How to Avoid Probate in Oklahoma
Creating an estate plan is essential to protect your assets and provide for your loved ones who survive you. Here’s a general guide to estate planning in Oklahoma.
Summary Probate in Oklahoma – Faster Probate for Small Estates
Oklahoma has fast probate cases for small estates under $200,000 in value. Our firm handles probate cases in every county in Oklahoma.
Ancillary Probate in Oklahoma
What happens when someone who is not an Oklahoma resident owns property physically located in Oklahoma at the time of their death? Typically, an ancillary probate case is necessary.
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