A spouse dying during divorce is an uncommon occurrence, but can happen. Divorce is a complex and emotionally challenging process, but becomes even more confusing when one spouse passes away before finalizing…
Understanding what can, and can’t, happen to your health insurance during divorce is important for accessing your healthcare. Divorce often brings about significant changes, including the management of health insurance coverage. If…
To expunge a protective order means removing it from your public record, essentially “sealing” the record so it does not appear on background checks. In Oklahoma, individuals have the ability to seek…
In Oklahoma, a child testifying in a Tulsa County custody trial is not always going to happen, but is a possibility. In divorce and paternity cases, emotions often run high, especially when…
A no-fault divorce allows spouses to dissolve their marriage without placing blame on either party for the breakdown of the relationship. Unlike fault-based divorces, where one spouse alleges specific grounds such as…
There are many reasons for a protective order to be issued in Tulsa County. A protective order, also known as a restraining order, is a legal document that a court issues to…
Adultery is against the law in Tulsa County. Oklahoma recognizes adultery as both a criminal offense and as a ground for divorce. However, while it’s technically a criminal offense, it’s rarely prosecuted….
There are several essential elements of a prenuptial agreement. A prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a legal contract entered into by a couple before marriage, outlining the division of assets, financial responsibilities, and…
If you have to answer a lawsuit, there are certain things you need to know. When someone files a lawsuit against you in Tulsa County, it is crucial to respond within the…
Trying to prove that the other parent is unfit in a child custody case in Oklahoma is a serious matter and requires substantial evidence to convince the court. The primary concern of…