For the many Oklahoma couples who divorce every year, the process can be simplified when there is a prenuptial agreement in place. Prenuptial agreements often get a bad rap but, in reality, family law attorneys find that couples who have a valid prenup in place divorce with less animosity than those who divorce and have […]
Read MoreWhether you are a custodial parent who wants to locate, or a parent who objects to the relocation, here is an overview of Oklahoma’s relocation laws. Legal Definition of Relocation Under Oklahoma’s child relocation laws, relocation means a change in the children’s principal residence if the new residence is 75 miles or more from the […]
Read MoreThe short answer to whether you can or cannot appeal a divorce decree in Oklahoma is, “Yes.” However, doing so does not guarantee that the Appellate Court will change the Trial Court’s ruling. Appeals are very different from trial proceedings. Generally, for an appeal to be successful, you will need to show that the judge’s […]
Read MoreMilitary divorce is a complicated process, especially in Oklahoma. Any civilians or members of the military can benefit from hiring a lawyer who understands the complexities of federal guidelines and state laws applying to these divorces. Here are 7 important things to know about divorce in the military. 1. In Oklahoma, the civilian spouse is […]
Read More“What happens if I want to end my marriage but my spouse won’t sign the divorce papers?” As divorce attorneys in Oklahoma, we sometimes hear this question. Even when both people can agree that a marriage is ending, one spouse might be reluctant to take the final step. Many of our clients are relieved to […]
Read MoreDuring a separation or divorce the question of child custody is one that the court will always address if the couple has children. Understanding how Oklahoma looks at child custody during a divorce or afterward helps parents to make informed decisions about how best to care for their children. Oklahoma puts children first and children […]
Read MoreThe process of getting a divorce in Oklahoma involves a few legal steps and several processes. Those include: Establishing your right to file for divorce Filing a divorce petition Undergoing the Discovery Period Going to Court The Courts Decision Establishing the Right to File for Divorce. To be legally able to file for divorce in […]
Read MoreAlimony payment is sometimes a part of the divorce process and can be a contested part of how the financial picture evolves when couples choose to end their marriage. The information below will help you understand what alimony is when it is applicable, and what that means moving forward. 1. Is Alimony Guaranteed? Alimony payment […]
Read MoreA prenuptial agreement (prenup) is a common legal document between a couple getting married. We hear the word in movies and television, and read about them in magazines, but what exactly is a prenup, and are they important? Prenuptial Agreement Facts The laws that govern prenups change from one state to the next. If you […]
Read MoreIn some situations, a father’s rights regarding their children are very different compared to a mother’s rights in Oklahoma. At the same time, Oklahoma also recognizes that having both parents involved in a child’s life is important for a child’s growth and development. Nonetheless, fathers often need to take extra steps to assert their parental […]
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