Possession of a Stolen Vehicle is a crime. This is true even if you are unaware that you possess a stolen vehicle. Take these numbers for instance: over $15M worth of cars,…
What Are Some Possession of a Stolen Vehicle Crimes in Tulsa County
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Explaining The Law Of Transporting an Open Container in Tulsa County
In early January of 2021, a Tulsa man was stopped by police after a concerned citizen reported that he was stealing mail. Upon stopping the man and searching the vehicle, cops not…
What To Expect At A Tulsa County Arraignment Hearing
f you have been charged with a crime in Oklahoma the Tulsa County Arraignment hearing is the first formal step in the criminal court process. This hearing serves as an opportunity for…
A Guide To Who You Choose as an Executor When You Make a Will and Trust in Tulsa?
When make a Will or a trust you in Oklahoma who you choose as an executor of the estate. On its face the answer to this question seems easy. After all, you…
Explaining The Difference Between a Misdemeanor and Felony DUI in Tulsa County
Understanding the difference between a misdemeanor and felony DUI is critical to your defense. Driving under the influence (DUI) is a serious offense in Oklahoma, but not all DUI charges are the…
What Is a Misdemeanor Crime in Oklahoma?
A misdemeanor crime in Tulsa County is serious and has consequences that impact your life in the future. In Oklahoma, misdemeanor crime is classified as either felonies or misdemeanors based on their…
Examining The Charge Interfering With an Emergency Call Crimes in Tulsa
In February of 2019, a Shawnee police officer was placed on administrative leave after facing charges on interfering with an emergency call. The officer and his girlfriend were in a domestic violence…
Defining First Degree Manslaughter In Oklahoma
Most people know of the crime Manslaughter. However, some people do not know that manslaughter can divide into “degrees” of crime. Of course, like any other crime, first degree manslaughter has to…
What Are Manslaughter Charges in Tulsa County Criminal Courts
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…
Can I Receive Alimony If I Live With A Roommate in Oklahoma?
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…