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  • If I am Off Work Due to a Workers’ Compensation Claim, Do I Still Have to Pay Child Support?

    If you were injured at your place of employment and suddenly found out you were not going to be able to work for a while, chances are the first concern you have is finances, primarily your child support payments. Your income will be negatively impacted and your financial obligations will become more stressful.  There are […]

  • How Do I Transfer Guardianship from a Different State to Oklahoma?

    As relocation throughout the United States becomes easier, the need to transfer guardianship from one state to the next becomes necessary. Many relocation motivations include military assignments, new job or promotion, better circumstances to meet the needs of your ward, access to better medical facilities, or the climate and environment are more appealing.  Regardless of […]

  • What Happens to the Family Business During and After a Tulsa Divorce?

    Owning a business makes you particularly adept at ascertaining risks, competition, technology, and potential supply demands. However, have you ever considered a divorce as a major risk to a business?  Couples that start a family business are typically young when it begins while the value of the business is low. While 50 percent of marriages […]

  • Will My Child Have To Testify In A Tulsa Custody Hearing?

    When custody is at issue in a divorce, or when unmarried parents separate, the process can be difficult not only on parents, but also on the children of the couple. If parents aren’t able to decide on custody, a court will decide for them.  This can be stressful and create worry for both parents, especially […]

  • Does My Child’s Father Have to Pay Child Support if We Were Never Married?

    Many couples become confused with the child support and custody arrangement when they were not married before or after their child was born. However, once you become a parent, there are immediate rights and responsibilities attached. Knowing these rights and responsibilities is crucial in a child support and custody case.   The most beneficial first […]

  • What are My Rights to Owning a Gun If I Have a Protective Order Against Me in Oklahoma?

    When an individual requests a protective order, many times the offender whom the protective order controls, is not aware of the additional consequences of the order. There are provisions the offender must follow in addition to staying away from the victim and their place of residence and employment.  One of the requirements the offender must […]

  • What Can I Do if My Spouse Refuses to Follow Temporary Court Orders in Our Divorce?

      When a divorce case is filed with the courts, a hearing for temporary orders takes place. Temporary orders ensure that one spouse does not suddenly stop paying bills or cease certain responsibilities that they have traditionally been in control of during the marriage.  For example, imagine the utilities, phone bill, and car payments are […]

  • Can I Move Out of Oklahoma to a New State with My Child Without the Other Parent’s Approval?

    Many times, after a divorce decree and child custody order, one or both parents wish to relocate out of state with their child. There are various reasons for this, such as moving to be closer to family now that the divorce is final, job opportunity that is necessary now that the parent only has one […]

  • Does Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody Determinations?

    Domestic violence is always a consideration in a child custody decision, especially if the victim was the child of the parent or partner of the offender. The presence of any violence in the home questions whether it is in the child’s best interest to reside in that home, as indicated in Oklahoma law Title 43 […]

  • What Do I Do When There are Multiple Child Support Orders From Different States?

    Child support can get tricky when one parent moves out of state before filing for divorce or custody or during the divorce or custody process. This situation can result in multiple child support orders in different states that result in consequences if both child support orders are not followed.  If your spouse moved out of […]

  • What Evidence Do I Need to File a Protective Order in Oklahoma?

    In Oklahoma, there are several steps required to file a protective order. Retaining a skilled family law attorney and collecting your evidence will make the process of filing a protective order much easier.  First, we cover what a protective order is. Then, how to get the process started to file a protective order. Finally we […]

  • Can I Relocate with My Child If the Other Parent Agrees?

    Moving can always be a challenge when a child custody order is in place. Regardless of whether the other parent agrees or not, there is still a process that must be done in order to accomplish the move and continue current or modified custody arrangements. Although the process is typically easier if the other parent […]

  • Do I Have Rights as a Grandparent in Oklahoma Child Custody Decisions?

    The bond between a grandparent and a grandchild can be immensely strong. The thought of their grandchild not having the best life possible can be unthinkable. There are certain situations where the grandparents think it is in the child’s best interest to live with them and be awarded visitation, joint custody or sole custody.  We […]

  • How an Oklahoma Prenuptial Agreement Can Actually Help Couples Before Marriage

    Prenuptial agreements, also known as “prenups” and “antenuptial agreements,” have always received bad press and negative connotations. However, prenups have become more common in recent years, especially for second marriages, blended families, and individuals who are concerned about protecting a separate business, family gifts or inheritance.  Antenuptial agreements are commonly believed to be a negative […]

  • Does Child Support Change When Child Custody Changes?

    When a child custody modification is ordered, most likely the parent that now has more custody time with the child will require additional child support to be paid to them each month by the other parent. However, before we come to that conclusion, it is important to understand how your child support attorney will help […]

  • Is it Wise to Fire My Family Law Attorney Before an Upcoming Hearing?

    Divorce is a very difficult process. However, it can be even harder if the client-attorney relationship is suffering. There are many reasons why a client may want to fire their family law attorney. Some of the reasons are valid while some reasons can be from miscommunication or differing expectations.  Regardless of the reasons, there is […]

  • What Happens to My Estate Plan When I Divorce in Oklahoma?

    Many individuals neglect an important issue both during and after a divorce. If you and your spouse created an estate plan during your marriage, chances are you may not have the same wishes in your estate plan that you have now.  Neglecting to consider your estate plan during your divorce and failing to update your […]

  • Can Pets Be Separate Property in a Divorce in Oklahoma?

    Under Oklahoma law, animals and family pets are still considered property during a divorce proceeding, and thus will be distributed as property under the equitable distribution doctrine.  The necessity to determine how family pets are divided during divorce proceedings is evident in the number of people choosing to forgo having children, and instead, adopting “fur […]

  • What Should I Ask During My First Family Law Attorney Consultation?

    It is not uncommon for many individuals to go into their first family law attorney consultation expecting the attorney to talk the entire time. This is actually the opposite of what happens. Typically, your first family law attorney consultation will entail you talking about your family history, assets and debts, children, and foreseeable issues in […]

  • In Oklahoma, Do I Have a Say in Who Resides in My Ex’s House Where My Child Lives?

    One of the most difficult situations for a parent to be in is not having control over who your child is around or what kind of individuals are influencing your child’s development. Your child custody attorney can help you feel hopeful in explaining that you do have remedies if you feel your child is being […]

  • Common Misconceptions in the Oklahoma Adoption Process

    You have probably seen a movie or heard a story from a friend that gave you false information about adoptions and the adoption process. However, without speaking to a family adoption attorney, you will not have an accurate view of the subject. This is true information straight from an experienced family adoption attorney that seeks […]

  • What Can I Do If I Disagree with Medical Decisions My Ex is Choosing for My Child in Oklahoma?

    Most child support and custody agreements will broadly address medical decisions. This can include: who pays for medical insurance, special medications, and medical care not covered by insurance. However, standard custody agreements typically do not include when to take your child to the doctor, approved doctors, sharing medical records, or notifying the other parent when […]

  • What Evidence Do You Need to Prove Your Child is Being Abused By the Other Parent?

    If you suspect your child is being abused by their other parent, you must collect sufficient evidence as soon as possible. However, because this is your child, collecting the evidence should be done in such a way that it does not harm your child’s well-being.  Before You Start Collecting Evidence to Prove Your Child is Being […]

  • I Lost My Job, What if I Can’t Pay Child Support Anymore in Oklahoma?

    If you recently lost your job and are currently unemployed, it is understandable if you can’t pay child support right now. The Oklahoma family courts are not unreasonable, however if you just stop paying your child support payments without notifying the courts or the other parent, you could suffer serious consequences.  First Step If You Can’t Pay Child Support  […]

  • How to Win Your Child Custody Case in Oklahoma

    Battling for child custody is one of the hardest situations you and your children will have to go through in your lives. However, there are options that allow the process to be easier and more successful.  Hire Qualified Child Custody Attorney The first, and most important step you must take is to hire a child […]

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