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Federal Firearms Law

August 15, 2026Schwenn Law

Federal Injunction, Oklahoma Felony? The SBR and SBS Registration Gap

A federal injunction may protect some NFA parties, but Oklahoma still makes possession of certain short-barreled rifles and shotguns a felony.

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Federal Firearms Law

August 13, 2026Schwenn Law

Federal Court Enjoins Key NFA Rules for Certain Plaintiffs, Members, and Customers

A federal court enjoined key NFA rules for protected parties. Learn who is covered, what remains enforceable, and why Oklahoma law still matters.

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Federal Firearms Law

August 13, 2026Schwenn Law

Unregistered Suppressors and Oklahoma Hunting

Oklahoma law still ties suppressor use while hunting to federal registration. Learn why the federal NFA injunction may not protect an unregistered suppressor.

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Medicaid Planning

February 7, 2026Schwenn Law

Oklahoma Medicaid Planning: 2026 Rules to Know

A current Oklahoma overview of long-term-care Medicaid income and resource standards, the 60-month look-back, transfers, and planning risks.

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Estate Planning

February 3, 2026Schwenn Law

What an Online Will Form Cannot Decide for You

What an online Oklahoma will form can and cannot do, including execution, asset ownership, beneficiary designations, and coordination with the rest of a plan.

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Probate

January 30, 2026Schwenn Law

Who Inherits Without a Will in Oklahoma?

Oklahoma intestacy law divides probate property under a detailed family tree. A surviving spouse does not always inherit the entire estate.

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Estate Planning

January 26, 2026Schwenn Law

A Trust Does Not Replace a Power of Attorney

An Oklahoma trust and power of attorney do different jobs. Learn how current state law treats durability, timing, financial powers, and health care.

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