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…
It may be possible to adopt a stepchild without consent of the biological parent. However, in Oklahoma, the process of adopting a stepchild typically requires the consent of both biological parents. Here,…
In Oklahoma, selling a house during a divorce is possible, but it requires cooperation between spouses and adherence to specific legal steps to ensure fairness. Whether you’re looking to sell the house…
If your ex is refusing court ordered visitation, it’s important for you to understand your next steps. Child custody and visitation arrangements are designed to ensure that both parents maintain meaningful relationships…
If you’re wanting to end a guardianship of your children in Tulsa County, it requires court approval. The steps include filing a petition, attending a court hearing, and demonstrating that the guardianship…
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 the limitations of Power of Attorney is important to protect the interests of those involved and the principle’s intent. A Power of Attorney (POA) is a legal document that gives one…
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…
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…