When parents separate, one of the biggest concerns is who will get custody of their children. If all goes well, the parents will be able to make an arrangement on their own that is the best of their children. When this is not the case, the state, which has jurisdiction over the matter, will make […]
Child Custody
Child custody matters are among the most emotional and impactful issues a family can face. Understanding how courts determine custody, including factors like parental fitness, stability, and the best interests of the child, is crucial. Whether you are navigating an initial custody decision or seeking a modification, knowing your rights and the legal standards in Oklahoma can make a real difference. For anyone facing these challenges, consulting a qualified Tulsa attorney can provide clarity and guidance through the process.
If you need experienced legal support with custody issues, a Tulsa child custody attorney can help protect your parental rights and advocate for your child’s best interests. The Divorce Law Office Of Tulsa offers knowledgeable representation to help you understand your options and work toward a favorable outcome. If you need legal help, call Divorce Law Office Of Tulsa at (918) 924-5526.
How Can I Modify Our Child Custody Order in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, a child custody order sometimes can be modified, whether both parents agree to the modification or not. This article explains how you can modify your custody order in Oklahoma. In order to modify your custody order in Oklahoma, a “Motion to Modify Custody Order” must be filed, typically with the same court from […]
Can My Ex-Wife Move to Another State With My Children?
Relocation is often an extremely contentious issue as it relates to child custody. Whether or not a custodial parent can move to another state with the children is a question that is frequently asked by the non-custodial parent. This article describes what you can do if you have been notified that your ex-spouse is planning […]
In Oklahoma, What Does Joint Custody Mean?
Lawmakers generally agree that it is in the best interest of a child to have both parents involved in his or her life, both legally and physically. With this in mind, it is increasingly common for courts to award the parents joint custody of their children whenever possible. Parents who are going through divorce often […]
Who Gets To Claim The Child As a Dependent In Oklahoma Divorce?
If you have a child and are divorced, separated or simply not living with the other parent, deciding who gets to claim the child as a dependent in Oklahoma can be rather tricky. Only one of you is entitled to claim the dependent exemption for a child each year and the IRS keeps a close […]