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 […] Read more »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 […] Read more »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 […] Read more »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 […] Read more »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 […] Read more »
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