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10/21/2026

Memory changes do not automatically mean dementia, and there is no single test that provides every answer. Read this article to learn the different methods for identifying the cause and ruling out other medical conditions.

https://www.verywellhealth.com/how-is-dementia-diagnosed-12030686

10/20/2026

10/20/2026

For business owners, estate planning and business planning eventually meet. What happens to ownership if you die or become incapacitated? Who can make decisions? Is there a succession plan? Is there enough liquidity to carry it out?

Check out this article to learn how Parman & Easterday helps Oklahoma business owners think beyond today's operations and plan for the transitions that can shape what happens next.

https://www.parmanlaw.com/business-succession-planning/

10/19/2026

If something happened tomorrow, would the people you love know what to do? These five documents are how you answer that question before they ever have to ask it. This Estate Planning Awareness Week, check your list:

📝 A will, so your wishes guide what happens to your property and who oversees the process.

🏠 A revocable living trust, so your assets can pass to the people you love privately, without the delays of probate.

💼 A financial power of attorney, so someone you trust can manage bills and accounts if you cannot.

🩺 A healthcare directive, so your medical wishes are known and honored.

🔐 A HIPAA authorization, so the people you choose can speak with your doctors when it matters most.

Missing one? Not sure if yours still fit your life? This is the week to find out. We can help you check every box.

📞 (405) 843-6100 🌐 www.parmanlaw.com

10/18/2026

When you are a caregiver, conversations about driving, money, home safety, and future care can be uncomfortable, but waiting for a crisis rarely makes them easier.

This article reveals 6 hard-earned tips to help families move forward with less conflict.

https://www.aarp.org/caregiving/basics/difficult-caregiving-conversations/

10/17/2026

An estate plan isn't a document. It's every decision your family would otherwise have to make without you. Parman & Easterday helps Oklahoma families and individuals make those decisions now, on your terms.

Click through to identify your situation and learn more about how we can help.

https://www.parmanlaw.com/estate-planning/

10/16/2026

A will provides instructions for the probate court, but it does not automatically avoid probate. Whether assets must go through probate depends on how they are titled, whether beneficiaries are named, and how the overall plan is structured. A will may be important, but it is not the whole plan.

We can help you understand which additional documents your family may need.

📞 (405) 843-6100 🌐 www.parmanlaw.com

10/15/2026

"Highly recommend this firm, made it easy and understandable to establish a family trust. Friendly, knowledgeable and attentive staff." says John on Google

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10/15/2026

When an aging parent refuses help, repeating the same argument may only make them more defensive. Listening to their concerns, offering meaningful choices, and focusing on preserving independence can create a more productive conversation.

https://www.aarp.org/caregiving/basics/jacobs-not-accepting-caregiving-help/

10/15/2026

Pro Tip: Plan Your Estate While You Still Can: Many people postpone estate planning because it feels like a task reserved for later in life. You might tell yourself that you will set up your documents when you retire, reach a certain age, or receive a specific medical diagnosis.However, waiting for an obvious signal often leads to missed opportunities.Incapacity frequently arrives without warning. Age-related […]

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It's an inconvenient truth, but incapacity is common among elders. Once cognitive impairment sets in, the window to plan your estate closes.