Tulsa Divorce Information
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 […] Read more »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. […] Read more »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 […] Read more »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 […] Read more »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. Read more »