Keeping a plan current
A Winning Game Plan
Across the country, families are gathering for Friday night lights, Saturday college rivalries, and Sunday afternoons spent cheering on their favorite teams.
·4 min readThis is an entry from the firm’s news archive. It is kept as it was written, and it describes an event that has already happened. For current guidance, start with our articles or a Right Fit Call.

Our law firm has been changing the way estate planning is done in Oklahoma since 2010. Through our ongoing client maintenance and education process, we maintain a long term relationship with our clients and their families, so we can proactively prepare them for the estate transition process and be there for them in two of life's worst events, the disability of a loved one and the death of a loved one!
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Keeping a plan current
Across the country, families are gathering for Friday night lights, Saturday college rivalries, and Sunday afternoons spent cheering on their favorite teams.
·4 min read
Keeping a plan current
One of the biggest misconceptions about estate planning is believing there is such a thing as a finished estate plan. People often think of estate planning like installing a roof: once it is done, you can stop thinking about it.
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Keeping a plan current
After months, or maybe years, of putting it off, you've met with an estate planning attorney, signed your documents, and created a plan to protect your family.
·6 min readThe workbook helps you clarify what you want your plan to accomplish, identify possible gaps, prepare the right people, and decide what to do next, whether this is your first revocable living trust-based estate plan or you are reviewing an old one.
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Estate planning is a process, not an event. Start with a Right Fit Call: a short, no-pressure conversation to see whether we are the right firm for your family, and what a plan that walks alongside you would look like.