Mediation Practice Areas
Nobody wants to do confrontation. We get that. We can help.
With Gale Allison as your mediator, you'll find our entire effort is dedicated to helping you resolve your disputes privately and professionally.
Business Mediation
Business Succession Mediation
Divorce Mediation
Elder and Adult Care Mediation
Will, Trust, Estate, and Inheritance Mediation
Estate Planning Mediation
Legal Consulting
Gale Allison's team is dedicated to helping you plan, carry out, and clearly resolve issues with your final wishes. Our resourcefulness is polished by four decades of experience specifically in these areas:
Probate, Trust & Estate Administration
Estate Taxes
Estate Planning
Business Succession Planning
We Provide Individualized Will, Trust and Estate-Related Tax Services
To make your experience unique, our priority is serving you.
When a death occurs, as Oklahoma probate and estate tax lawyers, the Gale Allison team saves you time and money by providing Probate, Estate, or Trust Administration and Estate Tax Filings (estate/fiduciary income taxes, gift taxes, generation-skipping taxes, death taxes).
When estate problems arise, our team develops winning case strategy for estate and tax disputes (challenges, contests, litigation in court), and to address adverse death, gift, and generation-skipping tax decisions.
When you want to prevent estate problems, our experience as probate and tax lawyers helps build solid estate, tax, charitable giving, and business succession planning that includes Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Prenuptial Agreements, Advance Directives, Buy-Sell / Partnership / Shareholder / Business Leadership, and Gifting Documents to make your wishes clear and prevent future difficulties.
Can you name co-Powers of Attorney?
Is it possible to name two people as “co” powers of attorney and as co-medical powers of attorney?
Can an Irrevocable Trust be changed without the beneficiary’s knowledge?
My father changed how much of his estate he was to give me and some other things in his Irrevocable Trust after my sister died and didn’t tell me before he did it.
Do I Have The Right To My Dad’s Ashes?
He passed away in another state and his girlfriend of 3 years has his ashes. She won’t even give us none of his ashes or none of his belongings.