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Using Cease & Desist Letters to Quiet Noisy Neighbors in Oklahoma
If the recipient fails to cease and desist, the letter can be used to strengthen a criminal referral or a civil lawsuit. Read more »Can Your Child Be Charged for “Sexting” in Oklahoma?
If a minor sends sexual images of themselves, it may be considered manufacturing and distributing child pornography, which is a crime. Read more »Using Cease and Desist Letters to Confront Light Trespassers in Oklahoma
It can inform the trespasser that their actions are illegal and to stop immediately, or face potential consequences. Read more »What Is an Allen Hearing in Oklahoma?
An Allen Hearing is a court proceeding that is held in criminal cases to ensure that the prosecution has turned over all relevant evidence. Read more »Using Cease and Desist Letters to Enforce Landlord Obligations in Oklahoma
If you are dealing with a landlord-tenant dispute, you may consider a cease and desist letter, but it's best to consult with an attorney. Read more »Do Cease & Desist Letters Have Any Authority in Oklahoma?
They do not have the authority defined under the law, but they can be useful in resolving legal situations and avoiding litigation. Read more »Am I Liable for Anything My Guests Do While Driving Home from My Party in Oklahoma?
It is important to be mindful of how much alcohol you serve your guests and to take steps to prevent them from becoming dangerously impaired. Read more »What Are the Types of Cease and Desist Letters in Oklahoma?
There is no set list of types of cease and desist letters but some common examples are IP infringement, debt collection, libel/slander, etc. Read more »What Is a Cease and Desist Letter in Oklahoma?
A cease and desist letter is a letter sent by a lawyer or law firm to inform someone that their actions are illegal and must stop immediately. Read more »Why Don’t Oklahoma Defense Attorneys Charge Prosecutors for Discovery?
It's not common for defense attorneys to charge the state for discovery in, but it is possible based on the language in the Discovery Code. Read more »Can the TSA Check Your Personal Data in Oklahoma Airports?
It is advisable to remove any sensitive or confidential data from your devices before traveling to avoid potential problems. Read more »Can You Do a Dismissal with Prejudice in Oklahoma Family/Custody Courts?
A dismissal with prejudice in an Oklahoma Family Law Court is possible, but it may not always be as strong as one might hope. Read more »Can the Police Take Your Phone without a Warrant in Oklahoma?
There are exceptions to the warrant requirement, such as the automobile exception, but that does not apply to phones found in a vehicle. Read more »What Does “Cause of Action” Mean in Oklahoma Civil Litigation?
A cause of action is the legal basis for filing a civil lawsuit. It is the type being filed, either based on common law or Oklahoma statute. Read more »What Should I Do if I Witness a Crime in Oklahoma?
It is important to consider if you are a mandatory reporter, as there may be legal consequences for failing to report certain types of crimes. Read more »What Is a Tort in an Oklahoma Civil Litigation?
Torts are a specific type of civil cause of action and include negligence, trespassing, conversion, product liability, assault, battery, etc. Read more »How to Collect on Judgement in Oklahoma
It typically involves setting up an asset hearing to gather information about the debtor's assets and potential sources of payment. Read more »What Are My Options for Collecting Debts That I’m Owed in Oklahoma?
There are two main options for collecting debts: small claims court and civil court. Small claims court is a faster and more informal process. Read more »What Should You Do if You Think You’re Being Investigated by Oklahoma Law Enforcement?
If you think you're being investigated, it is important to remain silent and not talk to the police or third parties about the investigation. Read more »Navigating Plea Bargains in Oklahoma: Is Taking the Offer the Right Choice?
Factors to consider are the seriousness of the sentencing recommendation, the strength of the evidence against you, etc. Read more »What Is Discovery in an Oklahoma Criminal Case?
Discovery in a criminal case refers to the process of exchanging evidence between the prosecution and the defense. Read more »How Can I Get My Probationary Term Reduced on an Oklahoma DUI Charge?
If you get the classes done, then if you do enter a plea, you're better situated to end up being on probation for less time. Read more »What Should I Do after a Self-Defense Incident in Oklahoma?
Make sure you put your weapon down and don't be handling it when the cops show up, because this is a serious safety threat. Read more »Can You Be Held Liable for Someone Else’s Debt in Oklahoma?
Typically, the answer to that is no, if you're not in what's called contractual privity with the creditor, that is whoever's owed the money. Read more »What Do I Do if I’m under Arrest in Oklahoma?
First thing is that anything you say can and will be used against you. Your best course of action if you're being arrested, is remain silent. Read more »
