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