Yes, fathers get custody Just Like mothers do in Oklahoma. Under Oklahoma Statute Title 43, Section 112.2, family courts are strictly and explicitly prohibited from favoring a mother over a father simply…
When a marriage ends, one of the most difficult questions a step-parent may face is whether they have any legal rights to visitation in order to continue seeing the child they helped…
The cost of a custody lawyer in Tulsa depends largely on how contentious your case is. When Oklahoma parents face a custody dispute, one of the most pressing questions is the financial…
In Oklahoma child custody cases, one of the most practical—yet frequently misunderstood—clauses in a parenting plan is the Right of First Refusal. When parents separate or divorce, scheduling can get complicated. Work…
When retirement accounts are involved in a divorce, one of the most important—and often misunderstood—tools is the Qualified Domestic Relations Order (QDRO). If you are going through a divorce in Tulsa, understanding…
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…
In family law, a court order isn’t just a suggestion—it is a mandate. When one party fails to follow the clear instructions laid out in a divorce decree or custody order, the…
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…
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…
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…