If you’re thinking about planning for the future and ensuring that your wishes are carried out after your death, making a will is a smart step. In Oklahoma, creating a will gives…
How Do I Make a Will in Oklahoma?
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What Are Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Basics in Oklahoma?
Understanding some of the Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Basics make the process easier to get through. If you find yourself unable to pay your debts, filing for Chapter 7 bankruptcy might be a…
What Is a Cease and Desist Letter and When Do I Use It?
A cease and desist letter is a formal request to stop any alleged illegal activity and to avoid starting it again in the future. This document serves as a first step in…
When is a Modification of a Divorce Decree Needed?
Knowing when a modification of a divorce decree is needed can be a tough thing to figure out. A divorce decree is a final and binding legal document that outlines the rights…
Can I Fix A Divorce Decree After Its Final in Oklahoma?
You may be in a position where you’re worrying about fixing a divorce decree after filing it due to an unforeseen error. Once you finalize a decree in Oklahoma, it represents a…
What Are Some Shareholder Disputes in Business Partnerships in Oklahoma?
Disputes in Business Partnerships in Oklahoma can cripple your business. Becoming a co-owner of a business can lead to potential conflicts. You are entering into a relationship that requires cooperation between the…
Dividing Debts Divorce In Oklahoma and a Guide To How It Works
Our divorce clients often receive questions and address concerns about dividing debts during divorce. When explaining the property division portion of a divorce, questions about dividing debts are the most common. In…
Oklahoma Probate – Tulsa Probate Attorneys
Most people have heard of the term probate, but many lack a full understanding of the Oklahoma probate process. Knowing more about probate can help you prepare in the event a loved…
Tulsa Protective Order Expungement
A protective order expungement is different than a criminal conviction expungement. A protective order’s purpose is to stop continuing threats of harassment, stalking and abuse of an individual. When it comes to…