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As a Lawyer, What Should You Do to Discover Hidden Assets in an Oklahoma Divorce Case?
We potentially have grounds to get the order vacated on the basis of fraud perpetrated by the other party if they don't mention hidden assets. Read more »What if There Is an Oklahoma Child Support Order & the Person Paying Quits Their Job?
Not paying child support can lead to six months in jail for omission to pay also if they're continuing to not pay, that starts adding up. Read more »How Hard Is It to Terminate Guardianship in Oklahoma?
The person seeking to end guardianship must show convincing evidence that the conditions that led to the guardianship have been corrected. Read more »How Do I Get Guardianship over My Grandchildren in Oklahoma?
You can file for guardianship in your local court where the child lives but could be where you're residing depending on the circumstances. Read more »Can Permanent Guardianship be Terminated in Oklahoma?
Parents have a constitutional right to the care and custody of their children so long as they are fit and available to care for them. Read more »You Can’t File a Motion to Quash on Misdemeanor Case Anymore: 2022 OK CR 28.
The OCCA decided that the decision is limited. It doesn't apply all of the procedures related to felonies to misdemeanors. Read more »What Would Kanye West’s Child Support Be in Oklahoma?
The amount is split pro rata based on who makes more money. If one party makes more, they will pay that amount versus the other party. Read more »What Is a Guardianship in Oklahoma?
There are two parts to it, two facets. You can have a guardianship over the person and you can have a guardianship over the estate. Read more »Is Shoplifting a Felony in Oklahoma?
If the value of the goods taken is a thousand dollars or more, it is a felony and it has a possibility of up to two years of imprisonment. Read more »What to Do When You Are Pulled Over for Speeding in Oklahoma?
Generally, if you're pulled over, your first goal is to try to avoid court. Do not argue with the officer. Be kind, be courteous. Read more »Can You Get a DUI on a Lime or Bird Scooter in Oklahoma?
If you're 0.08 or above, that's going to be the same as any other DUI. The fact that it's a scooter doesn't change anything. Read more »Are Oklahoma Dog Owners Liable for Bites and Damages Caused by Their Dogs?
The owner will be liable for damages when their dog without provocation bites anyone while they're at a site where they have the right to be. Read more »Can You Spank Your Kids in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma law protects the parent's and guardian's right to do that through ordinary force, including spanking, switching, and paddling. Read more »Can You Get a Public Defender if You Bail Out in Oklahoma?
You need to file the affidavit, showing that you're indigent. The load should not be put on you to deny a belief just because you bailed out. Read more »When Is the Prosecutor Allowed to Amend Criminal Charges in Oklahoma?
The state can amend the charging document anytime prior to a plea of not guilty. As long as it's without material prejudice to the defendant. Read more »How to Check for a Warrant in Tulsa County
Once you enter the URL, you've got some prompts that come up where you put in a first name, and last name, then it searches it. Read more »Do You Get Life Imprisonment for Failure to Report Child Abuse/Neglect in Oklahoma?
Even if you had nothing to do with the abuse or neglect, the failure to report it can be a charge that results in up to life in prison. Read more »What is Indirect Contempt of Court in Oklahoma?
Indirect contempt means the court made an order that's been filed, notice has been given, and the person is actively violating the order. Read more »What is Direct Contempt of Court in Oklahoma?
Direct contempt of court is things that occur during court orders, around the court that disrupt the court. The judge usually witnesses it. Read more »What Is the Punishment for Contempt of Court in Oklahoma?
Indirect contempt is a violation of a court order. Direct contempt is a violation that occurs in the presence of the judge. Read more »Is It a Crime Not to Report Child Abuse and Neglect in Oklahoma?
If the person has prolonged knowledge of ongoing child abuse for a period of six months or more, then it's not a misdemeanor, it is a felony. Read more »Oklahoma Personal Injury: What Does My Attorney Need to Know after My Car Wreck?
Having more information is always better for your attorney. So it isn't just the concrete things like insurance, but also every detail. Read more »Oklahoma Personal Injury: Do I Need to Take Pictures after My Car Wreck?
Once everyone's safe, you should start taking pictures. Make sure you get pictures of the damage to yours and the other person's vehicle. Read more »Can I Stop Allowing Visitation in Order to Protect My Child in Oklahoma?
This statute can be used as a defense for not allowing visitation so you're not committing the crime of failing to protect from child abuse. Read more »What Is a Notice of Suspension of Visitation in Oklahoma?
If you believe that it would be dangerous to the child's health, if you were to allow visitation to go forward, then you can file this. Read more »
