When an accident happens, more than one person may be at fault, so Oklahoma uses a comparative negligence system to determine how much each party is responsible and how to award damages….
In Oklahoma, a verbal contract—also known as an oral agreement—can be legally enforceable under certain circumstances. However, proving the terms of a verbal agreement can be challenging, and the law requires some…
In Oklahoma criminal cases, one phrase carries more weight than almost any other: “beyond a reasonable doubt.” This is the highest legal standard of proof and plays a critical role in preventing…
While a C-section is typically performed without incident, errors during the procedure can lead to serious injuries. When these mistakes are preventable and caused by negligence, they may rise to the level…
Facing criminal charges in Oklahoma can feel overwhelming and intimidating. Whether it’s a misdemeanor or a felony, the outcome can have lasting effects on your freedom, finances, and future opportunities. Understanding the…
We often get questions about whether it’s possible to modify child custody orders, as they are meant to reflect the best interests of the child at the time they are issued. Life…
If you’re needing to file for divorce, it can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve never been through the process before. Oklahoma has specific laws and procedures that cover the handling of divorces,…
In Oklahoma family law, the most important question in custody and visitation cases is simple: What is in the best interests of the child? Whether parents are separating, a grandparent is seeking…
If you’re involved in a custody case, guardianship proceeding, or a child welfare dispute in Oklahoma, you may hear the term guardian ad litem—or GAL for short. But what exactly is a…
An irrevocable trust is a powerful estate planning tool that protects assets, reduces taxes, and ensures long-term financial security for beneficiaries. In Oklahoma, as in other states, once you create an irrevocable…