What Happens if You Die Without a Will in Oklahoma? Dying without a Will can lead to unintended consequences. In Oklahoma, the estate may need to go through probate, and the distribution of assets will be determined by state law. This might not align with your wishes, causing unnecessary stress for your loved ones. That's why planning ahead is crucial. Selecting the Right Executor. Choosing an executor is a Read More

Not all agreements hold up in court! Here are some quick examples of valid and invalid contracts to keep you in the know: Valid Contracts  Invalid Contracts For a contract to stick, it needs offer, acceptance, consideration, and a lawful purpose. Got questions? Contact Bedlam Law today to speak with one of our experienced contract lawyers! 405-232-2444; bedlamlaw.com We’ve Read More

At Bedlam Law, we bring over 35 years of combined experience handling wills and trusts in Oklahoma to the table.Our experience means we don’t just understand the law, we know how to use it to your advantage. Our lawyers handle wills and trusts all over Oklahoma. Our lawyers have handled almost every situation and know what it takes to assemble the best estate plan to serve the needs of you and your family. It Read More

As the saying goes, "a house without a plan is a house in chaos." The same principle applies to estate planning. Without a clear plan in place, the distribution of your assets after your passing can quickly descend into chaos. Imagine your loved ones, already grieving and vulnerable, having to navigate a complex web of legal and financial decisions without your guidance. The resulting disputes, delays, and Read More

Why Are Contracts So Important in Everyday Life? Contracts might sound formal, but they are a part of so many things we do every day! From buying groceries to renting an apartment, here is why they matter: Set Clear Expectations: Everyone knows their role—no surprises, no confusion. Legal Protection: If someone does not hold up their end, the law has your back. Build Trust: Agreements create confidence between Read More

When you are facing a divorce, choosing the right law firm can make all the difference. At Bedlam Law, we pride ourselves on offering exceptional service, unmatched expertise, and a personal touch that sets us apart. Here are five reasons why Bedlam Law should be your first choice: 1) Experience You Can Count On At Bedlam Law, we bring decades of combined experience to the table. Our lawyers have over 100 years of Read More

As we prepare to welcome a brand-new year, I can not help but reflect on 2024 with a deep sense of gratitude and pride. This past year has been filled with moments that have reminded me of what truly matters—family, community, and the opportunity to help others. For all of us, I hope the new year serves as a reminder of the importance of cherishing our families and the moments we share with them. When I think Read More

As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, we at Bedlam Law Firm want to take a moment to reflect on what we are most grateful for—family, friends, and our clients. To our current clients, thank you for placing your trust in us during some of the most critical times in your life. Whether navigating family transitions, securing your legacy through estate planning, or protecting your rights in criminal Read More

Navigating a family law case with someone dealing with mental illness can be a difficult and emotional journey. As a divorce and family law attorney, I’ve seen how mental health struggles can impact relationships. With the right tools and understanding, couples can work through challenges and build strong partnerships for working together after divorce when children are involved. Here are ten tips to help you Read More

Starting the estate planning process can feel overwhelming. However, just a bit of preparation will make your initial appointment with our attorneys a great experience. Here is a quick guide to help you get ready:  1. Gather Key Documents  Before your meeting, collect important documents:  Current Will and Trust: if you have them, bring these for review.  Financial Statements: include recent statements Read More