Intestate Succession in Oklahoma is how your assets gets distributed if you die without a will. When thinking about the future, most people have a specific vision of how they want their…
Oklahoma’s 85% Rule for criminal convictions can have a huge impact on your case in Tulsa County. If you or a loved one are facing criminal charges in Oklahoma, you may have…
Aggravated assault is a serious criminal allegation in Oklahoma that can result in substantial penalties, including incarceration, fines, probation, and a permanent criminal record. However, a charge does not automatically mean a…
Fraud charges are among the most serious white-collar criminal offenses prosecuted in Oklahoma. A conviction can lead to substantial fines, restitution obligations, probation, imprisonment, and long-term damage to a person’s professional reputation….
If you refuse a Breathalyzer Test in Oklahoma, you should be aware of certain consequences. If you are pulled over in Tulsa for suspected driving under the influence (DUI), the flashing lights…
When a marriage ends in Oklahoma, dividing shared assets is often one of the most complex parts of the process. Oklahoma operates as an equitable distribution state. This means the law does…
Yes, fathers get custody Just Like mothers do in Oklahoma. Under Oklahoma Statute Title 43, Section 112.2, family courts are strictly and explicitly prohibited from favoring a mother over a father simply…
A landowner does not always have to post a “No Trespassing” sign to enforce Oklahoma no trespass laws. Posting signs can help prove that the person had notice not to enter the…
You do not necessarily need a traditional home study for every adoption, but most cases require some form of review. The purpose of a home study is to help the court determine…
Being accused of breaking and entering can have serious legal consequences in Tulsa County. Although many people use the terms “breaking and entering” and “burglary” interchangeably, Oklahoma law distinguishes them based on…