Generational land often carries more than just monetary value. It represents family history, pride, and connection. However, informally passed property without a will or a deed can set the stage for conflict. It raises questions like “Who owns what?” or “Are property taxes paid, and if so, who’s responsible?” This is the situation with heirs’ […]
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Exempt vs. Non-Exempt: What Employers Need to Get Right
Misclassifying employees can torch your payroll budget and pull you into a compliance mess. You can’t just decide who gets overtime based on what feels fair or who has a desk job. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) sets the rules, and those rules come with financial consequences. This isn’t a paperwork problem. It’s a […]
Read MoreWhat Legal Rights Do Minority Shareholders Have?
Investing your hard-earned money (and time) into a company but holding limited decision-making power can be frustrating, especially if your concerns are being brushed aside or your share in profits seems diminished. You may feel boxed out if you’re a shareholder without a controlling interest. But ownership of even a smaller stake doesn’t mean you’re […]
Read MoreWhen Do You Need to Open the Probate of a Loved One in Oklahoma?
Losing a parent or close relative changes everything. In the middle of grief, Oklahoma families often find themselves shocked at the breadth of the probate process. There are plenty of questions, like what happens to the estate they left behind? Whether or not your loved one had a will, the process of transferring their assets […]
Read MoreHow and Why to Avoid a Quiet Title Action in Oklahoma
Disputes over property ownership halt Oklahoma real estate transactions and often turn into expensive and time-consuming legal disputes. Whether you’re dealing with a break in the chain of title, purchasing property at an auction, or facing a boundary dispute, uncertainty about property ownership can put everything on hold. Title defects delay transactions and jeopardize the […]
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