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The last post looked at Okla. Stat. tit. 58 § 122 and the basic order of priority for Administrators of estates of persons dying intestate – or without a Will.  That post sought to begin answering the question: who can … more

Who is in charge of administering an Estate if the deceased person leaves no Last Will and Testament?  The purpose of the next few posts is to look more closely at this issue. In an earlier post, it was stated … more

There are at least a couple of main reasons why Oklahoma law treats contracts for deeds and similar arrangements as mortgages, regardless of the title of the documents and wording to the contrary: protecting a borrower’s equity and protecting a … more

As discussed in the last entry, Contracts for Deed, Lease Purchases, and other similar arrangements can have a number of problems.  The problems generally stem from these agreements having language that if a Buyer misses a payment or otherwise defaults, … more