Growing through Estate Planning: Lawmakers Offer New Options in This Vital, Often Overlooked Area
Centrella, Heidi R., THE JOURNAL RECORD
Estate planning is not only encouraged, but deemed vital when preparing for the future. And planning for the inevitable extends far beyond legalizing one's wishes regarding financial assets - it protects families, both existing and future members.
Mark H. Price, business law and estate planning professional with the Andrews Davis law firm, said it is imperative that people are prepared.
If you don't provide for the disposition of your estate, the state of Oklahoma has written a will for you, Price said. And there are provisions in the statutes that decide how much a spouse gets and how much children get. It is extremely important that everyone consider what they …
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Article title: Growing through Estate Planning: Lawmakers Offer New Options in This Vital, Often Overlooked Area.
Contributors: Centrella, Heidi R. - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: October 26, 2004.
Page number: Not available.
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