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Irrevocable Trusts: Estate Tax EXEMPTION After New Ruling!

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Stepped-Up Basis: Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts Explained

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Irrevocable Trusts: HUGE Capital Gains Tax Implications!

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As an Oklahoma Estate Planning Attorney and Probate Attorney, we know that each individual and family is unique. We take time at the beginning of each relationship to sit down and visit with you regarding your goals. Most important is to carefully listen to your worries and fears. We are proud to provide each client personal representation and individual attention. Estate planning is the process of designating who will receive your assets and handle your responsibilities after your death or incapacitation. It can also involve selecting a guardian for minor children, determining their education, and providing for their medical care if needed. The average cost of an estate plan is $3,400-$10,000 when you include attorney fees and other expenses. And it's worth every penny because without a plan in place many people end up paying more in taxes than they need to or lose control of their assets to someone they would never have chosen. Your personal situation dictates how much estate planning you might need but there are some things that almost everyone should consider including wills, powers of attorney (both living and durable Probate is the legal process for the distribution of a person's assets at death. The estate is administered by an executor or administrator who collects all property, pays any debts and taxes, and distributes it to beneficiaries with due regard for their interests. Probate can be easier when someone leaves his or her will in order to specify what they want done with their property after death. It usually takes about six months to complete probate in most situations. This service includes fees for filing wills, deeds of trust (in some cases), and other documents required by law; mailing notices of hearing dates; preparing inventories; appraisals; managing estates assets including safe

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