Oklahoma law considers manslaughter an 85% crime. This means that anyone with a conviction of first degree manslaughter must serve 85% of their sentence before having any eligibility for parole. On the…
It’s not impossible to receive alimony if you’re living with a roommate, but does depend on a few different factors. In Oklahoma, alimony, or spousal support, is financial assistance one spouse provides…
Many wonder if they’re able to keep a credit card in chapter 7 bankruptcy and while possible, it can be challenging to do so. Filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy offers relief from…
It may be possible to adopt a stepchild without consent of the biological parent. However, in Oklahoma, the process of adopting a stepchild typically requires the consent of both biological parents. Here,…
A summary judgment is a legal determination from a court in a civil lawsuit without a full trial. A court grants summary judgment when there are no material facts in dispute requiring…
Defenses for the felony murder rule in Oklahoma will vary based on the specific charges. The felony murder rule in Oklahoma holds individuals criminally responsible for a murder that occurs during the…
It is possible to withdraw money from a deceased relative’s bank account if you’re the personal representative, but only under specific legal circumstances and after meeting certain requirements. When a loved one…
In Oklahoma, selling a house during a divorce is possible, but it requires cooperation between spouses and adherence to specific legal steps to ensure fairness. Whether you’re looking to sell the house…
If your ex is refusing court ordered visitation, it’s important for you to understand your next steps. Child custody and visitation arrangements are designed to ensure that both parents maintain meaningful relationships…
Being read your Miranda Rights is a crucial step in the detainment process. Named after the landmark Supreme Court case Miranda v. Arizona (1966), Miranda Rights protect individuals from self-incrimination during interactions…