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 […]
Read MoreClosing on Commercial Real Estate vs. Residential Real Estate in Oklahoma
Purchasing Oklahoma real estate is a significant investment, whether for personal use or business purposes. While residential real estate transactions typically follow a straightforward process, commercial transactions require a more detailed approach. The additional due diligence, financing considerations, and business structuring make commercial deals far more involved than buying a home. Business owners in Oklahoma […]
Read MoreMaking the Oklahoma Probate Process Easier for Your Loved Ones
Losing a loved one is an emotional and challenging time for any family. Adding a legal headache on top of that with Oklahoma probate can make this time of grief even more challenging and stressful than it already is. Probate not only involves sifting through what is often very private family business and information, but […]
Read MoreSteps to Take Today if a Partnership Dispute Is Putting Your Business at Risk
Partners who enter into business together have a vision for long-term growth and success, but even with strong operating and partnership agreements in place, there is no guarantee that the vision will align over time. When partnership disputes arise, it’s important for everyone to take the necessary steps to shelter the company from the potential […]
Read MoreThe Process of Contesting a Will in Oklahoma
We all dream of a perfect world in estate planning where a will is crafted perfectly and goes through the Oklahoma probate court process without a hiccup. We also live in reality, however, where contesting a will is a common occurrence—especially when loved ones feel left out or a creditor believes it must be paid […]
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