Knowing if you can get joint custody of your children is a difficult topic. When you’re going through a divorce or separation, the well-being of your children is likely one of your…
Can I Get Joint Custody of My Children in Oklahoma?

Knowing if you can get joint custody of your children is a difficult topic. When you’re going through a divorce or separation, the well-being of your children is likely one of your…
Understanding and completing paternity testing can be an essential step in legal matters concerning child support, custody, and parental rights in Tulsa. In many states, state laws and local regulations help ensure…
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…
Step-parent adoption requirements in Oklahoma are very specific. Its important to understand the steps to ensure the process goes smoothly. Step-parent adoption is a complex legal process that brings families together and…
Its important to Make a Will in Oklahoma so that your estate is in order when you pass. The United States has long focused on the Baby Boomer population and how the…
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…
In Tulsa County Violating a protective order is a criminal offense. When discussing violating a protective order It’s first useful to understand what a protective order is and why people use them. First,…
When it comes to divorce it’s that the children suffer the most. regardless how you look at it, there is usually a social stigma about divorce. Also the children experience a sadness that…
Getting a divorce and filing for bankruptcy are two very important life decisions. They can be confusing without the assistance of a Tulsa divorce and bankruptcy attorney. If you are contemplating bankruptcy…
There are two types of alimony, support alimony and alimony in lieu of property. The latter of the two is not modifiable by the court, not available for tax purposes, and is typically…