One Size
Does Not
Fit All
Tailored Legal Solutions
Peace of mind starts with a plan that’s made for you. Your estate and business strategy should fit your life, your family, and your goals.
At Muscari Law, we tailor every plan so it’s the perfect fit — protecting your loved ones and your future without any cookie-cutter solutions.


Trusts take the worry out of estate planning, making sure your assets are protected and your family is cared for exactly as you intend.
In Oklahoma, trusts also help you avoid the time, cost, and public process of probate, giving peace of mind to you and your loved ones.
Revocable Living Trusts:
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Flexible and adjustable during your lifetime.
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Help avoid probate in Oklahoma, keeping your affairs private.
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Allow you to plan for incapacity while maintaining control of your assets.
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Provide clear instructions for how and when beneficiaries receive their inheritance.
Irrevocable Trusts:
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Once established, cannot be changed or undone.
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Avoid probate, while also offering strong asset protection and potential tax benefits.
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Shield assets from creditors and provide an added layer of security for your family.
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Ensure your legacy passes exactly as you wish, without interference.
Whether you need flexibility or protection, trusts give you control, clarity, and peace of mind—so your family and assets are taken care of, your way.
Which Trust Is Right for You?
Some families need flexibility; others need maximum protection. At Muscari Law, we’ll guide you through both options and craft a plan that matches your goals, your family, and your legacy.
Wills
The classic estate planning tool —
and still one of the most important.
A Last Will & Testament is the simplest way to outline your wishes. While it doesn’t cover everything, it’s especially valuable for:
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Naming guardians – Parents of young children can decide who steps in if the unexpected happens.
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Directing assets – Even a modest estate deserves clear instructions to avoid confusion.
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Avoiding intestacy – Without a will, Oklahoma law decides who gets what—and the results may surprise you.
A will may not do it all, but it’s the foundation of any good estate plan.


Medical Directives
Make sure your voice is heard, even if you can’t speak for yourself.
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Living Will (or Advance Directive) – Decide in advance about life support, food, and water in specific medical conditions.
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Health Care Proxy – Choose the person who will speak to doctors on your behalf.
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Organ Donation – Make your wishes clear, so your loved ones aren’t left guessing.
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Mental Health Directive – Appoint someone to help if future mental health issues arise.
Without these documents, Oklahoma law defaults to “do everything.” With them, your wishes lead the way.
Powers of Attorney
Life happens. Make sure the right person is authorized to act for you, with a Power of Attorney (POA).
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Financial POA – Allows a trusted person to pay bills, manage accounts, or handle business matters if you can’t.
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Healthcare POA – Works alongside your Medical Directive to keep your care aligned with your wishes.
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Limited POA – Grants specific authority for a certain time or task.
Bottom line: POAs are like insurance — you hope you never need them, but you’ll be grateful to have them if you do.


Probate Services,
Estate & Trust Administration
When someone passes away, their property and affairs don’t simply sort themselves out.
Debts, taxes, and assets all have to be handled—and the process for doing so depends on whether there was a will or not.
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Probate: If there’s a will, probate is the court-supervised process of validating it, paying off debts, and transferring assets to heirs.
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Estate Administration: If there’s no will (intestate), the process looks very similar, but Oklahoma law determines who inherits.
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Trust Administration: If assets are held in a trust, the court may not be involved, but the trustee still has important legal duties to carry out.
These processes can feel overwhelming, but they don’t have to be. At Muscari Law, we guide families through every step: filing the right documents on time, giving proper notices, handling inventories and accountings, and making sure assets are distributed correctly. If disputes arise, we’re also equipped to handle objections or contests with care and efficiency.
Guardianship for Incapacitated Adults
and Special Needs Planning
Planning ahead means fewer hard choices for your family.
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Adult Guardianship – If someone can’t make decisions, the court may step in. Good planning helps avoid the need for court involvement.
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Special Needs Trusts – Provide for a loved one with a disability without putting their government benefits at risk.
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Why it matters – Without a plan, judges—not families—make deeply personal choices.
A little foresight today can save your family time, money, and heartache tomorrow.


Business Law
Starting or running a business is exciting—but the legal side can get complicated fast.
We help entrepreneurs and business owners launch, protect, and grow their ventures with confidence.
Business Formation:
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Choose the right structure: LLC, corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship.
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File necessary documents with the State of Oklahoma.
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Set up a strong legal foundation from day one.
Contracts & Agreements:
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Draft, review, and negotiate contracts that protect your business.
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Ensure compliance with Oklahoma regulations and licensing requirements.
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Help prevent disputes before they happen.
Ongoing Business Support & Succession Planning:
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Advise on ownership transitions and business succession so your company continues smoothly.
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Assist with risk management and legal challenges that arise along the way.
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Notary Public Services Available
(during business hours)
From launch to succession, we make sure your business is legally solid—so you can focus on building your vision, not the paperwork.
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