Receiving alimony while employed isn’t impossible, but you must meet certain criteria. Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a court-ordered financial payment that one spouse provides to the other after a…
In Oklahoma you can refuse to be the executor in probate if you don’t want the responsibility. Being the administrator (or executor) of a parent’s will or anyone else carries significant responsibility,…
If you have a protective order and divorce case in Tulsa County both cases will be consolidated as one. Courts commonly consolidate this type of case to streamline proceedings, prevent conflicting rulings,…
In Oklahoma, a voluntary guardianship of a child must meet certain requirements before courts accept it. While parents can voluntarily give guardianship of their child to another person, they must understand the…
Filing a chapter 7 bankruptcy in Oklahoma isn’t as difficult as many people think. If you’re in debt over your head and struggling to make ends meet, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy…
Possession of a Stolen Vehicle is a crime. This is true even if you are unaware that you possess a stolen vehicle. Take these numbers for instance: over $15M worth of cars,…
In early January of 2021, a Tulsa man was stopped by police after a concerned citizen reported that he was stealing mail. Upon stopping the man and searching the vehicle, cops not…
f you have been charged with a crime in Oklahoma the Tulsa County Arraignment hearing is the first formal step in the criminal court process. This hearing serves as an opportunity for…
When make a Will or a trust you in Oklahoma who you choose as an executor of the estate. On its face the answer to this question seems easy. After all, you…
Understanding the difference between a misdemeanor and felony DUI is critical to your defense. Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Oklahoma, but not all DUI charges are the…