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Colorado estate inventory guide: JDF 941, the three-month deadline under C.R.S. 15-12-706, date-of-death values, and who actually receives it.
New York Inventory of Assets: the nine-month deadline under 22 NYCRR 207.20, what the court can do if you miss it, and what goes on it.
Ohio estate inventory: Form 6.0 and the 6.1 Schedule of Assets, the three-month deadline under ORC 2115.02, and the hearing on the inventory.
How to avoid probate in Oklahoma: the recorded transfer-on-death deed, joint tenancy that must say so, P.O.D. accounts, and living trusts.
An Oklahoma advance directive takes two witnesses who cannot inherit from you and no notary. Nutrition or hydration needs its own authorization.
Oklahoma ancillary probate: 58 O.S. 677 passes title to Oklahoma property owned by a nonresident on certified copies from the home-state case.
Oklahoma bars most probate claims on a presentment date at least two months after the creditor notice. Summary estates cut that to 30 days.
58 O.S. § 591 pays funeral expenses first when an Oklahoma estate runs short. Here is the nine-class order, and what pays before class one.
Oklahoma's digital assets act took effect November 1, 2024 at 58 O.S. 3101 to 3119. An online tool outranks a will; custodians answer in 60 days.
Oklahoma estate planning runs on four documents: a will with two attesting witnesses, a power of attorney, an advance directive, and maybe a trust.
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