For many Oklahomans, a vacation home or out-of-state property is more than just real estate—it’s a legacy. Whether it’s a lake cabin in Texas, a condo in Colorado, or a retirement property in Florida, these assets deserve thoughtful planning to ensure they pass smoothly to your loved ones. Unfortunately, when property is held in more…Read More
Losing a loved one is difficult enough—but what happens when questions arise about the validity of their will? Disputes over inheritance can quickly become emotionally and legally complex. Contesting a will is a serious legal process governed by probate law, and it’s not something to undertake lightly. Whether you’re concerned about a loved one’s true…Read More
When a loved one dies, families are often left with more questions than answers—especially if there’s no will in place. In Oklahoma, dying without a will (also called “dying intestate”) means the state decides how your property is distributed. This can lead to outcomes you never intended, delays in probate, and unexpected legal challenges for…Read More
Life changes—like getting married, going through a divorce, or remarrying—can significantly impact your estate plan. If you are entering a new phase in your personal life, it’s essential to revisit your estate documents to ensure they still reflect your wishes and protect your loved ones. At Kevin L. Miller, PC, we help individuals and families…Read More
One of the most important decisions you’ll face when planning your estate is choosing between a will and a trust. Each option plays a vital role in how your assets are handled, how your loved ones are protected, and how much time and cost your family may face after your passing. Understanding the key differences…Read More
One of the most important decisions you’ll make during the estate planning process is choosing an executor, or more modernly known as a personal representative, for your estate. If you’ve been named an executor — or are planning your estate and considering who should take on this role — understanding the legal responsibilities and potential…Read More
Estate planning is not only about what happens after you’re gone — it’s about making the transition as smooth as possible for your loved ones. One of the best ways to protect your family from unnecessary delays, legal fees, and stress is by avoiding probate. Probate is the legal process of validating a will, distributing…Read More
Estate planning stands as a fundamental step for people who want to protect their future alongside that of their family members. Your estate planning foundation consists of essential documents such as wills and trusts and power of attorney but understanding taxes remains equally critical for your estate. Estate planning tax implications demand your understanding because…Read More
Estate planning is one of those things that many people know they should do—but often delay until it’s too late. No matter whether you’re making your first will or adjusting it to changes in your life, it is always advisable to avoid the following mistakes to safeguard your property and your family. Here are 10…Read More
If you have a loved one who’s living with a disability, it is essential to begin planning for your loved one because life is unpredictable. Being prepared is key to ensuring their well-being. Read on to learn more about special needs planning and how you can prepare. What is a Special Needs Trust? A Supplement…Read More
