A common question our lawyers are asked is “which parent gets custody?” In Tulsa County, the court’s primary concern when deciding child custody is the best interests of the child. The court…
Obtaining emergency child custody in Oklahoma involves a legal process designed to protect the child from immediate harm. Emergency custody orders are temporary and typically granted in situations involving immediate dangers to…
In Tulsa County, both a protective and stalking order are legal mechanisms that protect individuals from harassment, threats, and harm. However, they are used in different circumstances and have distinct legal requirements…
Defending against a false protective order in Tulsa County requires you to be proactive. A protective order can have significant legal and personal consequences, so it is crucial to take the matter…
Intestate distribution in Oklahoma involves distributing the assets of a deceased person who did not leave a valid will. Oklahoma law outline the laws of intestate succession, which dictate how to divide…
A joint tenancy deed can avoid probate in Oklahoma. Joint tenancy is a form of property ownership where two or more people own an asset together, with equal shares. Most importantly, joint…
It’s possible to obtain child custody in a legal separation in Oklahoma. Legal separation is a formal process where a married couple legally separates without ending the marriage through divorce. The court…
There are several things needed for an estate plan. Creating a comprehensive estate plan in Oklahoma involves several essential components to ensure you manage and distribute your assets according to your wishes…
There are several benefits of a living will in Oklahoma. A living will, also known as an advance directive, is a legal document that outlines your preferences for medical treatment if you…
While you can exclude people from a will, it may come with some complications. In Oklahoma, you have the right to create a will that specifies how you want your assets distributed…