If you’re a medical marijuana grower in Oklahoma, you may be facing some unfair treatment from the state government when it comes to building codes and permits. As an attorney at Wirth Law Office, I’ve been working to challenge these inconsistencies and ensure that marijuana grows are treated just like any other farm in the state. Despite the uphill battle, I’m committed to fighting for fair treatment for all growers. If you have questions or are experiencing challenges with permits or regulations, don’t hesitate to reach out. Stay safe, stay legal, and let’s work together to make sure your business can thrive.
Business Law
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq,
Can a Trust Own Your Cannabis Land? The Legal Answer for Business Owners
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Hey, Oklahoma medical marijuana business owners and license holders. I’m Katrina Lucas, a Tulsa medical marijuana attorney with Wirth Law Office and 420.Law. Can a trust own the land of your cannabis business? Yes, but there are legal complexities to consider. While nothing in state or federal law prohibits a trust from being involved in the industry, fiduciary duties must be carefully navigated, especially with irrevocable trusts for special needs individuals. A living trust owned by an individual or couple is a safer bet. For personalized advice, call me at (918) 932-2879. Let’s address your estate planning and cannabis law needs together. Stay safe, stay legal.
Business Insurance for Cannabis Companies: What You CAN Insure
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Are you in the cannabis industry and wondering how to protect your business from risks? As a cannabis business attorney, I specialize in helping companies navigate the complex legal landscape of the cannabis industry. From evaluating insurance options to creating a risk fund for potential disasters, I can provide you with valuable insights to safeguard your business.
Insurance options for cannabis businesses can be limited and costly, but there are ways to mitigate risks through strategic planning and financial preparation. Let me help you understand your options and develop a plan to lower your operational risk. Contact me at Wirth Law Office in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and let’s work together to protect your business. Stay safe, stay legal.
The 60-Day Window: Critical Steps to Renew Your MMJ License Before OBNDD Revokes It
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Join cannabis business attorney Katrina Lucas from 420.Law as she discusses the annual costs of renewing your license. From OBNDD fees to OMMA renewal fees, staying on top of the renewal process is crucial in the cannabis industry. Learn how to navigate delays, rejections, and adjustments to ensure your license stays valid. Don’t wait until it’s too late—contact Katrina at (918) 932-2879 for expert guidance on license renewals and potential license deals. Stay safe, stay legal with Katrina Lucas and the team at Wirth Law Office in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Navigating Partner Buyouts in the Cannabis Industry
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Are you a business owner in the cannabis industry looking to buy out a partner without bringing in a new one? Katrina Lucas from 420.Law has the answer for you. Trust is key in situations like these, but if it doesn’t exist, contractual obligations and involving a third party may be necessary. Structuring contracts and processes is essential, and Katrina can help you navigate the complexities of buying out a partner in a non-traditional business setting. With out-of-the-box thinking and alternative plans, there are always options to explore. Contact Katrina at Wirth Law Office for expert advice on structuring your deal.
Breaking Up the Business: Proper Steps to Remove a Partner and Notify OMMA
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Are you facing a business dispute with your partner in the cannabis industry? Katrina Lucas of 420.Law in Tulsa, Oklahoma, shares important advice on how to handle ownership changes and disputes with the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority (OMMA).
It’s crucial to properly disclose any changes in ownership to the state, update operating agreements, and ensure that all partners are accurately reported to avoid potential legal issues. Failing to do so could result in losing your business assets, OMMA license, and the ability to continue operating in the industry.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Contact an attorney to help navigate through business disputes and protect your interests. Call (918) 932-2879 for guidance from experienced professionals at Wirth Law Office. Stay safe, stay legal.
Is the Trust Real? Steps to Verify a Trust That May Hold Cannabis Business Assets
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Are you struggling to find information about a trust your parents set up? Do you have questions about who the trustee is and what rights you have in the trust? As an estate planning attorney, I understand the frustration these questions can bring. It’s important to know that accessing trust information can be complex and may not always result in a clear answer. If you find yourself in this situation, it’s crucial to contact a knowledgeable attorney to help you navigate the process. Give me a call at (918) 932-2879 to discuss your trust concerns. Stay informed, stay protected.
Understanding Your Estate Planning Options as a Cannabis Business Owner
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Katrina Lucas, an estate planning and probate attorney at Wirth Law Office in Tulsa, offers comprehensive packages for wills and trusts. With a focus on protecting your assets and ensuring your wishes are followed, Katrina includes durable power of attorney, medical power of attorney, and HIPAA disclosure forms with every plan. Trust planning includes guidance on funding, deeds, and transfers to support your long-term financial goals. Don’t leave your legacy to chance—work with an experienced attorney to create a personalized estate plan that meets your needs. Contact Katrina Lucas at Wirth Law Office to schedule a consultation today and secure your future.
High Cost, No Privacy: The Financial Pain of Probate for Cannabis Business Assets
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Are you considering creating a will for your estate planning needs? While a will is a good starting point, it may not be enough to avoid probate and keep your personal information private. In a probate process, your will becomes a public record, showcasing your assets and who you have disinherited. This process can also be costly, with fees for notifying creditors and individuals, as well as lawyer and court fees. If you are in need of creating a will or facing challenges with an existing will, it is important to seek guidance from an experienced attorney to ensure your wishes are properly honored. Contact me at Wirth Law Office to discuss your estate planning needs.
Intestate Probate for Oklahoma Cannabis Business Owners
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Good morning, Oklahoma. This is Katrina Lucas with Wirth Law Office, your trusted estate planning and probate attorney in Tulsa and surrounding areas. Today, I want to stress the importance of having a will and trust in place before it’s too late. Dealing with intestate probate can tear families apart, causing unnecessary grief and conflict during an already difficult time. Don’t wait until it’s too late to plan for the future of your loved ones and assets. Let me help guide you through the process to ensure a smoother transition for your loved ones. Contact Wirth Law Office at 918-932-2800 for assistance. Stay safe, stay legal.
Irrevocable vs. Revocable: Which Trust is Right for Your Estate Plan?
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Good morning, Oklahoma. This is Katrina Lucas, a Tulsa medical marijuana attorney with Wirth Law Office, here to answer a common question on estate planning: the difference between irrevocable and revocable trusts. An irrevocable trust hands over control of assets to a trustee, reducing estate value for government benefits. However, it may face higher taxes if not set up correctly. A revocable trust, also known as a living trust, allows full control while alive, but doesn’t protect assets from creditors as well as an irrevocable trust. Both avoid probate. For help with trusts and estate planning, contact Wirth Law Office.
Protecting Your Assets: Do You Need a Trust for Your MMJ Business?
Katrina K. Lucas, Esq, 
Are you a medical marijuana licensed business in Oklahoma? As a Tulsa medical marijuana attorney, I specialize in estate planning, including trusts for end-of-life asset planning. A trust is a legal entity that manages property and assets during your life and after death to protect assets and avoid probate. While trusts are highly recommended for estate planning, they may not solve every problem. Trust documents can vary in length and detail based on your specific needs and circumstances. It’s important to work with a knowledgeable estate planning attorney to ensure your assets are properly protected. Contact me at Wirth Law Office for more information on trusts and estate planning. Katrina Lucas, Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Medical Marijuana Profits Seized: What Happens Next?
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Contact Jesse Kovacs at 420.Law for guidance on recovering seized profits from your cannabis operation. Keep an eye out for a Notice of Seizure and Forfeiture, and hire an attorney to prove the legality of your earnings. Visit our website for more valuable information on Oklahoma cannabis laws and how to protect your business. Don’t let a seizure derail your hard work and success in the industry. Stay informed and prepared with the help of a knowledgeable legal team. Reach out to us today for expert advice and support.
Avoiding Partnership Disputes: What You Can Do to Stay Protected
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Protecting yourself in partnership disputes is crucial in the cannabis industry. Having written contracts outlining obligations, duties, and what happens if things fall apart is essential. Planning for potential issues like financing or supply shortages can save you from costly legal battles. Visit our website for more valuable information on navigating the complexities of cannabis business partnerships. Oklahoma Cannabis Business Attorney Jesse Kovacs at 420.Law is here to help you protect your interests and ensure a successful future in the industry. Don’t wait until it’s too late – take proactive steps now to safeguard your business.
What Are The Possibilities For Failing To Remit Taxes
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We are here to provide you with the most up-to-date and relevant information regarding the cannabis industry in Oklahoma. Stay informed and stay compliant to ensure the success of your business. For more legal insights and guidance, visit our website today. Remember, compliance is key in this rapidly evolving industry. Thank you for tuning in and we look forward to helping you navigate the complex legal landscape of the Oklahoma cannabis market.
How Long Do I Need To Maintain My Official Books?
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learn more about cannabis business laws in Oklahoma, be sure to check out our blog for more helpful tips and information. Remember, compliance is key when it comes to running a successful cannabis business in Oklahoma. Stay informed and stay compliant with the help of 420.Law. Contact us today for all your cannabis business legal needs.
What Do I Do if I Have Been Robbed as an Oklahoma Cannabis Business?
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Learn more about the steps to take if your Oklahoma Cannabis business has been robbed by visiting our website, oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney. Reporting the theft to both the Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority and local law enforcement within 24 hours is crucial. Provide a detailed sworn statement with the time, location, circumstances of the robbery, and an accurate inventory of the missing products. Don’t wait to take action – act swiftly to protect your business and comply with legal requirements. For more valuable insights and legal advice on cannabis business matters, stay tuned to our blog for regular updates.
If I Work for a Public Utilities Company Can My Employer Take Against Me for Failing a Cannabis Test
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Thank you for tuning into today’s discussion on the impact of cannabis testing for employees in the public utilities sector. It is crucial for individuals working in these industries to understand the regulations surrounding safety-sensitive job duties and how they may affect their employment status as medical marijuana patients in Oklahoma. If you or someone you know is facing a similar situation, it is important to seek legal guidance from a qualified cannabis business attorney like myself. For more insightful information and resources on cannabis laws in Oklahoma, be sure to visit our website at oklahomamedicalmarijuana.attorney. Stay informed and empowered in your journey towards cannabis compliance.
What Do Employers Need to Know Regarding the Use of Medical Marijuana in Oklahoma?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq. 
Employers cannot discriminate against employees or applicants based on their status as medical marijuana patients.
What Are the Legal Implications of Federal and State Law in Oklahoma's Medical Marijuana Industry?
Ope Adegbuyi, Esq. 
Overall, the intersection between federal and state law in Oklahoma’s medical marijuana industry presents a complex legal landscape that businesses must navigate carefully. From banking services to taxation, interstate commerce, employment policies, and federal law enforcement, there are numerous legal implications that businesses need to consider. Seeking guidance from a knowledgeable Oklahoma marijuana business law attorney can help businesses ensure compliance with all laws and regulations while operating successfully in this rapidly growing industry. Contact us today for more information and assistance with legal issues related to medical marijuana in Oklahoma.

