Trust & Estate Planning
Planning is a necessity in modern life. The time to plan your estate is now while you are able.
Planning to provide.
Oklahoma City Estate Planning, Probate and Elder Law Attorney With Over 35 Years of Experience.
For me, estate planning is more than property and money. It is about planning, providing, and caring for you and your loved ones, both now and in the future. I am client-focused and results-oriented.
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LGBTQ+ Life & Estate Planning
I provide comprehensive and strategic life and estate planning for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) individuals and families.
Probate & Estate Administration
Death is always a difficult matter. When a loved one passes away, his or her estate may be required to proceed through a court process.
Elder Law
As an advocate for elderly individuals and their loved ones, Kevin Miller can help manage a wide range of legal matters affecting an older or disabled person.
Powers of Attorney & Advance Directives
Disability Planning No person likes to think about their possible disability or incapacity.
Special Needs Planning
A Supplemental Needs Trust also known as a Special Needs Trust (SNT) can be an effective estate planning tool.
Business Law
Start Up Services I regularly advise and represent clients on issues involving the formation of an appropriate business entity.
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Why LGBTQ Individuals Need an Estate Plan, Even If They’re Married
Estate planning is not just for the wealthy or elderly it’s essential for everyone, especially members of the LGBTQ community, regardless of marital status. Even with nationwide marriage equality, unique legal and familial challenges make estate planning a critical tool to protect your rights, your loved ones, and your legacy. In Oklahoma, where probate laws…Read More
How to Protect Joint Property When You’re Not Married.
Living together doesn’t always mean being protected by the law. If you and your partner own property jointly but aren’t legally married, your assets could be at risk if one of you passes away or the relationship ends. Unlike married couples, unmarried partners don’t automatically have inheritance rights or legal protections under Oklahoma law. Whether…Read More
How to Plan for Your Minor Children’s Future Without the Courts: A Guide for Parents
As a parent, nothing is more important than ensuring your children are protected no matter what the future holds. Yet many families delay estate planning, assuming it’s something only the elderly or wealthy need to worry about. The truth is, if you have minor children, estate planning is one of the most important things you…Read More
When Grandparents Step In: Legal Tools for Caregivers
For many Oklahomans, stepping in to care for grandchildren isn’t just an act of love, it’s a life-changing responsibility. Whether due to a family crisis, substance use, incarceration, or illness, grandparents often become the primary caregivers for children when their parents are no longer able to provide stable care. But without proper legal authority, even…Read More
Guardianship vs. Power of Attorney: What’s the Difference?
When it comes to protecting a loved one’s well-being or making important decisions on their behalf, many Oklahomans face a critical question: What’s the difference between guardianship and power of attorney? Both tools are used to ensure someone’s needs are met when they can’t make decisions for themselves, but they function very differently. Whether you’re…Read More