Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths

March 30, 2012 — 1 Comment

My goal in this series of post is to challenge some of the myths about Oklahoma Estate Planning. Hopefully, these posts give you some ideas on things you need to do or be thinking about.

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths: A will covers disposition of all your assets

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths: Having a Will avoids Oklahoma probate

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myth: If I have a Trust, I do not need a Will.

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths: If I die without a will, all my assets go to the government.

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths: I can do my own estate plan

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths: Estate Planning is only for the wealthy

Oklahoma Estate Planning Myths: I am too young for an estate plan

Shawn Roberts

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I am an attorney helping people prevent and solve legal problems, combining my experience and knowledge to provide some practical wisdom.

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