Step-parent adoption requirements in Oklahoma are very specific. Its important to understand the steps to ensure the process goes smoothly. Step-parent adoption is a complex legal process that brings families together and…
Its important to Make a Will in Oklahoma so that your estate is in order when you pass. The United States has long focused on the Baby Boomer population and how the…
Defending against a reckless driving ticket in Oklahoma requires a comprehensive understanding of both the state’s legal definitions of reckless driving and the associated penalties. According to Oklahoma Statutes §47-11-901, reckless driving…
There are nearly a quarter of a million Oklahoma children that reside with a step-parent. This is a significant number of families that are blended. Further, many times these parents will pass…
Creating a trust as part of your estate plan is generally a good idea. Many people use trusts as a way to delegate their assets on their terms. It is a way…
Back taxes in Oklahoma bankruptcy are dischargeable, but it must meet certain requirements. Filing for bankruptcy in Oklahoma can be a pivotal strategy for individuals grappling with overwhelming financial burdens, including the daunting…
Prescription drug possession charges is an epidemic plaguing our legal system of today’s society. According to a 2012 study from the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, over 900,000…
Oklahoma Domestic Abuse Crimes are common and carry steep punishments for convictions. Former NBA Timberwolves player, Dante Cunningham, was accused of domestic abuse in 2014 by his then-girlfriend. The charges included kicking…
In Tulsa County Violating a protective order is a criminal offense. When discussing violating a protective order It’s first useful to understand what a protective order is and why people use them. First,…
As far as violent crimes are concerned assault and battery is one of the most common crimes in the United States. In Oklahoma Assault and Battery can be separate or dual crimes. This…