The paperwork often gets treated as a formality. Two or three people get together with a great business idea and decide to form an LLC. They may use an online formation service, but they never get around to writing a thorough operating agreement. Som…
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You’ve dedicated your life to building your business, and it brings peace of mind to know that future generations can inherit and continue to grow it. Having a will or trust is a good start, but it may not be enough on its own to achieve what y…
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Oklahoma employers should begin reviewing their workplace drug and alcohol testing policies now. House Bill 3127, effective on November 1, 2026, significantly revises the employment provisions of the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana and Patient Protection…
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The Supreme Court ruled that fit parents have a constitutional right to care, custody, and control of their children. That ruling controls how state courts operate. In Oklahoma, a judge can’t grant grandparent visitation rights when the child is a…
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When you leave a job for a new one, you’re looking forward, not backward. Except that your old employer has other plans. They are holding you to a non-compete agreement you don’t even remember signing when you were hired. The employer is saying y…
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Deciding to buy a business is more involved than writing a check and taking a set of keys. The way the deal is structured can affect what the buyer receives, which liabilities may come with the business, and what happens after closing. Existing contr…
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Divorce doesn’t always have to mean preparing for a fight in court. For couples who are willing to work together, collaborative divorce offers another way to resolve issues. Oklahoma has specific laws governing the collaborative process. Unders…
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When most people create an estate plan, they focus on the big decisions: who receives their home, who inherits their savings, and who will handle their affairs. But sometimes the smallest details create the biggest questions. Will their share pass to…
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A handshake may start a business relationship, but most organizations know better than to rely on a verbal agreement alone. Putting expectations in writing can prevent confusion and help everyone stay on the same page. The problem is that not every w…
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You don’t think about your digital life until divorce puts it under a microscope. Suddenly, passwords you never questioned, shared cloud folders, and old login sessions become a problem you didn’t see coming. That’s where things get uncomfortab…
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