One of the most common questions clients ask at Tulsa County Lawyers Group is whether Oklahoma is a “mother’s rights” state. The short answer is no. By statute, Oklahoma is a gender-neutral…
Is Oklahoma a Mother’s Rights State in a Custody Case
Child Custody
A Guide to Winning a Custody Hearing In Tulsa
Winning a Custody Hearing In Tulsa requires organization and a plan on how to move forward with a winning strategy. When a child custody case reaches the point of trial, emotions run…
What Can You Do If the Other Parent Refuses to Follow the Custody Order in Tulsa County?
If a Parent Refuses to Follow the Custody Order in Oklahoma the courts will punish the offender. Child custody orders are designed to protect the best interests of your children and create…
What Is a Parenting Plan in a Child Custody Case in Tulsa?
A parenting plan in a child custody case is critical to your success. When parents in Oklahoma go through a divorce or custody dispute, one of the most important documents the court…
Explaining The Procedure for Filing For Emergency Custody in Oklahoma
The State of Oklahoma takes allegations of domestic abuse or other situations that place a child in imminent risk of harm very seriously. The courts have very specific requirements that must be…
How Does Legal Custody Work in Oklahoma?
Legal custody is one part of custody arrangements in Oklahoma. When parents separate or divorce in Oklahoma, one of the most important questions involves who makes major decisions for the child. This…
What’s The Process To Modify Custody Orders in Oklahoma?
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…
What is the Best Interests of the Child Standard in Oklahoma?
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…
What is a Guardian ad Litem and What Do They Do in Oklahoma?
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…
Is Joint Or Sole Custody In Oklahoma The Best Option For My Child
Oklahoma law allows for two main types of custody: joint custody and sole custody. But which is the better option for your family? When parents separate or divorce in Oklahoma, one of…