Estate Planning Services at CFC Law Office

• Estate Planning, General: Draft Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney, Advanced Directives at a Fixed Price. 
• Estate Planning, High Net Worth: Create a Custom Estate Planning addressing the tax implications, business management, and real property concerns for high net worth individuals and families.
• Estate Tax Planning: Minimize tax burdens for your heirs; address special concerns of Business Owners.
• Probate Administration: Guide you and your loved ones through the legal process of administering an estate.

At CFC Law Office, we make the process approachable, affordable, and stress-free for Tulsa families. Here’s why clients trust us with their legacies:

• Expert Guidance: Our founder, Christian Cox, has extensive business and high net worth advising experience. We don't just focus on the standard estate planning forms. We want to understand the underlying relationships, assets, and businesses so we can help you plan your legacy.

• Personalized Solutions: We listen to your unique needs—whether it’s protecting your children, minimizing taxes, or planning for long-term care—and design a plan that reflects your values.

• Proven Results: With a track record of managing complex asset restructurings, litigation, and multimillion-dollar transactions as a corporate officer, Christian brings precision and foresight to every estate plan, helping you maximize your culture of wealth to transfer to the next generation.

Our estate planning process is designed to be straightforward and client-focused, ensuring your plan reflects your wishes while minimizing costs and tax risks:

• Free Consultation: Schedule a no-obligation consultation to discuss your goals and concerns. Call us at (918) 606-3848.
• Personalized Assessment: We evaluate your assets, family dynamics, and objectives to create a customized estate plan, considering probate costs and potential tax law changes.
• Plan Development: Our team drafts your documents—wills, trusts, powers of attorney—ensuring compliance with Oklahoma law and your unique needs.
• Review and Signing: We walk you through your plan, answer questions, and oversee proper execution to ensure legal validity.
• Ongoing Support: We offer updates and revisions as your life changes, keeping your estate plan current, especially with potential shifts in federal estate tax exemptions post-2026.

• Simple Will: $600 (Individual); $900 (Couple)
• Revocable Living Trust: $1500 (Individual); $2000 (Couple) 
• Comprehensive Estate Plan: $2500 (Individual); $3500 (Couple)
• Power of Attorney: $300 (Individual); $500 (Couple)

• Will     Creates a legally binding document to ensure your assets are distributed      according to your wishes. We help you appoint guardians for minor      children, designate beneficiaries, and minimize probate challenges under      Oklahoma law.
• Trust     Trusts can revocable or irrevocable. Trusts protect your assets, avoid      probate, and reduce estate taxes. Whether you need a living trust, special      needs trust, or charitable trust, we tailor solutions to meet your goals,      leveraging the flexibility of Oklahoma’s Trust Act or Wealth Preservation      Trusts.
• Powers      of Attorney Appoint trusted individuals to manage your financial or      healthcare decisions if you become incapacitated. We draft durable powers      of attorney to ensure your affairs are handled seamlessly, giving you      peace of mind.
• Advance      Directives Advance Directives plan for your medical care with living      wills and healthcare proxies. Our team ensures your healthcare wishes are      documented and legally enforceable, protecting your dignity and      preferences.
• Asset Protection A custom strategy designed to safeguard your wealth from      creditors, lawsuits, or unexpected claims. We specialize in strategies to      protect your estate or businesses.
• Estate  Tax Planning Minimize federal estate taxes through strategic planning,      including trusts, gifting strategies, and charitable contributions. While      Oklahoma has no state estate tax, federal estate taxes apply to estates      exceeding the 2025 exemption of $13.99 million per individual (up from      $13.61 million in 2024). We also monitor potential federal law changes, as      the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017, which doubled exemptions to      historically high levels, is set to expire in 2026. If not extended, the      exemption could drop to around $7 million (adjusted for inflation),      significantly increasing tax burdens for larger estates.
• Probate  Avoidance Probate is expensive. Streamline the transfer of your assets      with tools like trusts and beneficiary designations, reducing the time and      cost of probate in Oklahoma.