A deferred sentence in Oklahoma is a type of criminal case resolution in which a defendant enters a guilty or no-contest plea, but the court does not immediately enter a final judgment…
What is a Deferred Sentence in Oklahoma?
A deferred sentence in Oklahoma is a type of criminal case resolution in which a defendant enters a guilty or no-contest plea, but the court does not immediately enter a final judgment…
Kidnapping crimes are serious charges that can arise from more than the classic idea of a stranger abduction. Oklahoma kidnapping allegations may involve domestic disputes, custody conflicts, violent encounters, robbery allegations, sexual…
Child abuse crimes in Tulsa County are among the most serious criminal charges a person can face in Oklahoma. These cases can affect your freedom, family, employment, reputation, parental rights, and future….
Gun crimes in Tulsa can lead to serious criminal consequences. Oklahoma law recognizes the right to lawfully possess and carry firearms, but that right has limits. A person may face criminal charges…
85% crimes affect eligibility for parole. Sentencing in Oklahoma criminal cases can be confusing because the number announced in court is not always the same as the time a person may actually…
Overnight guests can become a major source of conflict in Oklahoma child custody cases. This issue often arises when one parent starts dating, begins a new relationship, allows a romantic partner to…
Protective orders and child custody cases often overlap in Oklahoma family law. A protective order is usually filed to prevent abuse, stalking, harassment, threats, or violence. A child custody case decides legal…
In Oklahoma, a parent is not unfit simply because the parents disagree, communicate poorly, or have different parenting styles. Courts generally look for serious facts showing that a parent cannot safely, responsibly,…
Few legal matters are more important and stressful than a child custody dispute. The outcome may determine where your child lives, how parenting time is divided, and who makes important decisions regarding…
When a marriage ends, one of the most difficult questions a step-parent may face is whether they have any legal rights to visitation in order to continue seeing the child they helped…