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Know the Law
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FAQ - Making Your Own Will
Frequently asked questions about making your own will in Oklahoma. Read More
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Making Your Own Will
An explanation of how to make your own will in Oklahoma. Read More
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When A Joint Tenant Dies
If you own a house or land with another person as joint tenants and that person dies, you can place the home or land in your name without going through probate. You do not need a lawyer to do this. You will have to file some papers with the County Clerk. Read More
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Is Probate Needed?
FAQ provided by the Oklahoma Bar Association. Content Detail
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Powers of Attorney
Information about Powers of Attorney, different types, when to use them, and common questions and answers. Read More
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When A Surviving Joint Tenant Dies
If you own a house in joint tenancy with the right of survivorship and the individual that you have the joint tenancy with dies, you can terminate the tenancy and place the home in your name only. Read More
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Powers of Attorney - Questions & Answers
A Power of Attorney is a very powerful tool and an important decision. Here are some questions that you might be asking about using a Power of Attorney. Read More
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Key Legal Issues for Seniors
Common legal issues facing Oklahoma Seniors Read More
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When Do You Need Joint Tenancy?
FAQ provided by the Oklahoma Bar Association. Content Detail
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Law and Aging Resources for Older Americans
The Law and Aging Guide is a listing of the state-wide resources available to help older persons with law-related issues. Read More
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Locate an Elder Law Attorney
The National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys certifies lawyers who have skills and experience in representing older persons in areas of the law like long term care planning, Medicare/Medicaid, and estates matters. Content Detail
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Understanding Elder Law Ethics
Understanding the Four C's of Elder law Ethics: client identification, conflicts of interest, confidentiality, compentency. Content Detail
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Seniors Citizens Handbook
This Handbook is a project of the Oklahoma Bar Association Young Lawyers Division (OBA/YLD). Its purpose is to be an easy-to-read guide for senior citizens to use in their daily activities. This Handbook is intended to be only an introduction to issues of concern to seniors. Content Detail
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Pension Problems?
The South Central Pension Rights Project (SCPRP) is a non-profit legal assistance program that helps individuals understand and exercise their pension rights. We provide free legal advice and assistance. Read More
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