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If you want a commercial medical marijuana license, you need to know what it takes to get one. You also need to know what might disqualify you from getting one before you apply. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) maintains strict control over licenses. They check on every applicant to ensure they meet the requirements…
Marijuana laws throughout the country seem to keep changing. You may be wondering who is allowed to have medical marijuana in Oklahoma in 2026. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) regulates who can get access to a medical marijuana card and at times tightens restrictions. Here we discuss the current standards and requirements that apply….
People that pass away without a will can cause a lot of confusion and issues for their beneficiaries. If you die without a will in Oklahoma, the laws of intestate succession take over. Those laws determine who gets your property after you pass, regardless of where you really wanted it to go. The experienced estate…
A grow license and a cultivation license are the same thing in Oklahoma. You might hear people use the terms interchangeably, or use a different term altogether. This is normal, but Oklahoma only has one type of license for growing medical marijuana. Knowing how the process works, and whether you can get a cultivation license,…
The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) conducts background checks on anyone who applies for a commercial license. If you’re applying for a grow, processing, or dispensary license, you’ll have to follow their strict eligibility standards. Failing the background check can be a big hurdle if your application is denied. So what could disqualify you from…
Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry sets many different rules. The Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA) sets many of these rules. Many people focus on the rules for at-home growth, but commercial growers also have very specific rules they must follow. Knowing how many plants you can cultivate and under what conditions matters a great deal to…
Often, people think that wills or estate planning are just for wealthy people. They envision massive estates and millions in assets, but that isn’t always the case. Whatever you own, even if you think it isn’t much, can be benefited from having a will. Without one, your property goes through probate intestate, giving you no…
Digital assets are now a common part of most estates. We all have digital assets, whether we really think about it or not. They can be simple things like your email inbox, social media accounts, or even the subscriptions you have. Some may be more valuable, such as cryptocurrency or online banking accounts. How these…
Cannabis and marijuana continue to fascinate the general public, prompting big legal changes that are always shifting. Businesses and consumers are often left wondering what will happen next. Federal law and marijuana classification may change in 2026 according to the current administration, and state law could change if State Question 837 passes. As the legal…
You can disinherit someone in your will in Oklahoma, but you have to be clear about what you want. You also have to follow Oklahoma laws and procedures for altering your will. Failing to do it correctly could mean you are unable to disinherit the person you want to. Also, if that person is your…
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