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