Asset Protection Planning
Asset Protection Planning in Oklahoma to Keep What You've Built in the Right Hands
You've worked hard to build a life for your family-now it's time to make sure it stays protected. Our asset protection planning services help Oklahoma families structure their estates to reduce risk, avoid unnecessary loss, and pass down what matters most.
From Oklahoma City to Edmond, Yukon to Norman, we work with parents, retirees, and small business owners who want to stay in control of what happens to their property, savings, and legacy.
What's Typically Included in Asset Protection Planning
Legal Strategies That Work with Everyday Life
We help clients use tools that are effective, lawful, and fully tailored to their situation. Depending on your needs, your plan may include:
- Revocable Living Trust - Avoids probate and allows smooth transfer of assets
- Irrevocable Trust - Shields certain assets from lawsuits, long-term care costs, or creditor claims
- Homestead Planning - Helps protect your primary residence under Oklahoma exemption laws
- Business Entity Structuring - Protects business and rental property assets through LLCs or partnerships
- Power of Attorney & Healthcare Documents - Keeps control in trusted hands if you become incapacitated
- Gifting Strategies & Titling Reviews - Reduces exposure and aligns with your estate goals
Every family is different-we'll explain your options clearly and guide you through what fits best.
Why Asset Protection Matters in Oklahoma
Lawsuits, Debt, or Illness Shouldn't Undo Everything You've Built
In Oklahoma, even well-meaning families can lose assets to:
- Probate costs
- Unpaid medical bills
- Business liability
- Lawsuits or creditor claims
- Nursing home or long-term care costs
Asset protection planning helps you:
- Keep property in the family
- Protect inheritances for children or grandchildren
- Avoid forced sales or liens
- Maintain eligibility for benefits like Medicaid, when appropriate
- Stay private and out of court
We've worked with clients in Nichols Hills, Moore, and surrounding areas to create plans that match their real-life concerns-not just legal theory.
Is asset protection only for wealthy people?
No. If you own a home, have a retirement account, or run a business, you have assets worth protecting-regardless of your net worth.
When should I start planning?
The best time is now. If you wait until a lawsuit or illness arises, many options may no longer be available.
Is this legal?
Yes. We only use strategies that are fully legal and compliant with Oklahoma and federal law.
Can I still access my assets after putting them in a trust?
It depends on the type of trust. Some allow access, others trade control for stronger protection. We'll help you find the right fit.
Keep Your Legacy Where It Belongs-with Your Family
We'll help you create a plan that protects your assets, reduces risk, and honors your values.