Tulsa Divorce Information
If I am Off Work Due to a Workers' Compensation Claim, Do I Still Have to Pay Child Support?
If you were injured at your place of employment and suddenly found out you were not going to be able to work for a while, chances are the first concern you have is finances, primarily your child support payments. Your income will be negatively impacted and your financial obligations will become more stressful. There are […] Read more »How Do I Transfer Guardianship from a Different State to Oklahoma?
As relocation throughout the United States becomes easier, the need to transfer guardianship from one state to the next becomes necessary. Many relocation motivations include military assignments, new job or promotion, better circumstances to meet the needs of your ward, access to better medical facilities, or the climate and environment are more appealing. Regardless of […] Read more »What Happens to the Family Business During and After a Tulsa Divorce?
Owning a business makes you particularly adept at ascertaining risks, competition, technology, and potential supply demands. However, have you ever considered a divorce as a major risk to a business? Couples that start a family business are typically young when it begins while the value of the business is low. While 50 percent of marriages […] Read more »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 »