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  • What Is Divorce Mediation In Tulsa?

    The word “mediation” is heard a lot in family law. However, many litigants are not familiar with the actual definition or what the process entails. Divorce mediation in Tulsa, Oklahoma is only ordered based on the judge’s discretion. However, most judges order mediation for most Oklahoma divorces. Here, we cover some key information about what […]

  • How Can I Protect My Child During A High Conflict Divorce In Oklahoma?

    When a divorce is difficult on the parties involved, chances are the children feel even worse. During a high conflict divorce in Oklahoma, the parents can be bitter, angry, resentful, and downright full of rage. It is very important that this situation is contained between the adults and does not trickle down to the children. […]

  • How Much are Oklahoma Divorce Costs?

    The number one question most clients ask their Tulsa divorce attorney is, “How much is the divorce going to cost?” Although many individuals are not wanting to lead a conversation with finances, this is an important question to ask any prospective attorney. Oklahoma divorce costs vary according to numerous factors. Before discussing the cost of a […]

  • How Long Can I Depend on Receiving Oklahoma Alimony?

    Once you have come to rely on two incomes, or in some cases one income, it can be scary to think about how you will be able to financially support yourself after a divorce. For example, if your spouse is the primary breadwinner of the house, even if you are employed, chances are you would […]

  • What are the Benefits of a Premarital Agreement in Oklahoma?

    A premarital agreement, also known as a prenuptial agreement, is often a taboo topic between couples and many shy away from this type of contract. Many have only heard horror stories of signing premarital agreements from friends, family members, the news, and Hollywood. Thankfully, they are not as drastic as other sources of information have interpreted. […]

  • Debt Assignment Divorce in Tulsa

    Debts and liabilities must be divided and assigned to each spouse during a Tulsa, Oklahoma divorce. In the state of Oklahoma, courts use the concept of “equitable division” to divide both assets and debts. The most important step the court takes is determining whether a debt is marital debt or separate personal debt. After this […]

  • How Can I Prepare for a Tulsa Custody Hearing?

    If you need to attend a Tulsa custody hearing, chances are you and the other parent are not in agreement on a custody arrangement. Knowing you are going to a courtroom to present your case as to why your custody schedule is in the best interests of your child can be overwhelming. Many people have […]

  • What Does A Guardian Ad Litem Do In An Oklahoma Child Custody Case?

    In an Oklahoma child custody case, a guardian ad litem is a court appointed expert who represents the best interest of a child. Either parent may request a guardian ad litem, but a court may appoint an guardian ad litem with or without a parent’s request.

  • Should I File For Divorce Or Legal Separation?

    The emotional and physical toil that an individual goes through during a separation can be overwhelming.  It is important to understand the difference between a legal separation and a divorce in Oklahoma because the purpose behind each is very different from the other. The two legal processes produce different outcomes in the various legal categories. […]

  • Will I have to obtain a job after divorce if I never worked during my Oklahoma marriage?

    The idea of having to get a job after divorce in Oklahoma, after many years of being out of the work force, can be overwhelming and a very common fear. Many couples make the decision to have one parent stay home and take care of the children when they begin the adventure into parenthood. While […]

  • What Can I Do if My Ex is Asking For a Child Custody Modification Because They Disapprove of My Lifestyle in Oklahoma?

    Once a custody order has been finalized by a family court judge, the court in Oklahoma retains jurisdiction over custody until the child involved turns the age of majority, which is e18 in Oklahoma. It is likely that the child and both parents will change over the course of the child’s life, sometimes requiring a […]

  • When to Fire Your Oklahoma Family Law Attorney and Hire a New One

    The client-lawyer relationship is a very important bond. The family law attorney-client relationship is that much more important.  Your family law attorney hears the most intimate details of your marriage, issues and events that many don’t tell their best friends or parents. But when does it become time to fire your attorney in Oklahoma? Your […]

  • What is Considered My Separation Date in an Oklahoma Divorce?

    The date you and your spouse separated can be important to several issues in a divorce proceeding. Some of the issues pertinent with a divorce date of separation in Oklahoma include measuring the length of marriage and property determinations. Knowing what the elements are in establishing date of separation help prepare you if you are […]

  • What Evidence is Needed to Get an Annulment in Oklahoma?

    Just like divorce, an annulment terminates a marriage. However, the Tulsa annulment process goes one step further by declaring a marriage either void or voidable through a legal proceeding. The result is as if the marriage never occurred. Speaking with a family law attorney can help decide whether an annulment is the right process for […]

  • FAQs for Oklahoma Child Support Modification

    Life is not static, there are constant changes happening all around us every day. It would only make sense that a child support order would become outdated as the child grows older, requiring a child support modification in Oklahoma. Perhaps your child just got in to a college preparatory high school, or you just lost […]

  • Tips for a Successful Home Visit During the Adoption Process

    The adoption process can be an emotional rollercoaster that can get more difficult before it ends, with you holding your adopted child in your arms. There are many steps in the Oklahoma adoption process, one of which can be especially invasive. Having a Tulsa family law attorney in your corner can help the process proceed […]

  • What are the Most Important Factors for a Step-Parent Adoption in Oklahoma?

    The adoption of a stepchild can be one of the most amazing times in both the step-parent and stepchild’s life. Step-parent adoption in Oklahoma is to say that they are essentially your natural-born child and have all inheritance rights. The adoption ceremony can be quite emotional and special. It can give your stepchild emotional security […]

  • How Do I Prove My Ex-Spouse Has an Alcohol Problem When Asking for a Change in Child Custody?

    It is common for parents to go after each other by accusing to the other of being an “alcoholic” because they don’t agree with their drinking, or they are trying to obtain the upper hand. However, when one parent really does have a serious problem with alcohol, then it is important to discuss with your […]

  • Potential Defenses to an Oklahoma Motion for Child Custody Modification

    Many times, parents attempt to change the current child custody schedule because they believe a certain event or situation has changed enough to allow a child custody modification in Oklahoma. However, case law is very strong as to what constitutes a significant change in circumstances — the necessary element that the parent requesting the custody […]

  • How to Run Your Family Business After Divorce

    Many times, the family business is at issue during or after a divorce. That business is typically the family’s largest asset, and closest to the family’s heart. A family business stereotypically started when the couple is young and the business is not financially profitable. But what happens to the family business after divorce in Oklahoma […]

  • Does a Pension Constitute a Jointly Held Asset Subject to Equitable Distribution in Oklahoma?

    Many couples choose to divorce thinking property is primarily defined as their belongings, cars, and the family house. However, the retirement pension earned during marriage is also a source of property that is subject to division — especially in Oklahoma. In this state, a pension must be split using equitable division, as long as the […]

  • What Last Name Will My Child Be Given If My Child’s Other Parent and I Were Never Married?

    It is understandably difficult to be faced with the decision in Oklahoma either changing your child’s last name or choose a last name for your child when you and your spouse do not share the same last name. Perhaps the father of the child wants his son to have his last name to keep the […]

  • New Court Approved for Domestic Violence Cases in Oklahoma

    Domestic violence cases are becoming a serious issue in Tulsa, Oklahoma, which is why the Tulsa County District Court received a $300,000 annual planning grant from the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office on Violence Against Women, for a planning grant in order to construct a domestic violence court. Today, the court is part of the […]

  • Is Forced Resignation Considered a Change in Circumstances for Child Support?

    Many Americans have been faced with the situation of being asked to resign or they will be fired, but knowing if and how your forced resignation affects your child support or would require a child support modification in Oklahoma is extremely important before making that decision. This situation is common during a time when the […]

  • Do I Have to Pay Support for My Adult Child’s Rehabilitation Due to Drugs or Alcohol?

    Under Oklahoma law, adult child support continues for adult children who are mentally or physically disabled. The reason for this statute comes from the belief that the care of a disabled child should be covered by both parents as long as the disability continues. Requiring one parent to take on the financial responsibility of a […]

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