Is it Possible to Avoid Probate in Oklahoma City?

Administrator of a Probate Estate

It is possible to avoid probate in Oklahoma through various estate planning strategies. Probate is the legal process through which a deceased person’s assets are distributed under court supervision. While probate can be necessary in some cases, it can also be time-consuming and costly. There are several methods to bypass the probate process, allowing for […]

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What are My Bankruptcy Options in Oklahoma City?

Bankruptcy Options

Several bankruptcy options are available in Oklahoma to help you manage your debts and achieve a fresh financial start. The two options that most people will choose between are Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. However, understanding the differences between each option is important to choosing the best one for you. Here, we’ll break down […]

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Can I Expunge a Juvenile Record in Oklahoma City?

Pardons and Expungements

It is possible to expunge a juvenile record in Oklahoma. Expungement of a juvenile record can help you move forward without the burden of past mistakes affecting your future opportunities. Oklahoma law provides specific provisions for the expungement of juvenile records under certain conditions. Here’s a detailed guide on how the process works and the […]

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Oklahoma City Expungement Attorneys

expungements in Oklahoma City

Expungements in Oklahoma City may seem challenging, but they don’t have to be. Many people make mistakes early in their lives that cost them legally.  These are often offenses our clients will approach us with for help with an expungement.  Expungements can help restore firearm rights, career opportunities, and even certain housing eligibility.  If you […]

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Possession of a Firearm After a Felony Conviction

Possession of a Firearm

Possession of a firearm after a felony conviction is not allowed. Many gun enthusiasts know that Oklahoma’s constitution, as well as the Bill of Rights, provides the right to bear arms. However, the state legislature has the ability to regulate the “carrying of weapons” under the Oklahoma Constitution too.  So, the ability for the state […]

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Eluding The Police in Oklahoma City

Eluding the police in OKC

Eluding the police is a serious criminal offense in Oklahoma. This crime involves intentionally attempting to evade law enforcement officers who are signaling a driver to stop. The consequences of eluding the police can be severe, ranging from misdemeanors to felonies, depending on the circumstances of the incident. Legal Definition of Eluding the Police Title […]

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How Long Does a Divorce Take in OKC

How Long Does a Divorce Take

How Long Does a Divorce Take in OKC in most cases depends on the people getting the divorce. Unfortunately, there is not a set length of time.  It has variables and also depends on the type of dissolution of marriage you seek.  Uncontested, Contested, and those with Minor Children are all types of divorce.  This […]

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Moving a Child After Divorce

Moving a Child After Divorce

Moving a child after divorce requires that you’re aware of a few things. After a divorce, some people may want to relocate to be closer to family or pursue a job opportunity.  However, having a child makes a big difference in this opportunity.  The other parent may fight against this move.  As a result, relocating […]

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Oklahoma Charitable Donations in Estate Planning

charitable donations in estate planning

Many Oklahoman’s use charitable donations in Estate Planning to accomplish their goals. Often times when a person is creating an estate plan, they consider the idea of gifting money or assets to charity upon their passing.  About 16M Americans leave some kind of bequest in their last will and testament for charities.  If you would […]

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Interfering With an Emergency Call

Interfering with an Emergency Call

Interfering with an Emergency Call often occurs in assault and battery crimes.  Take for example the recent situation in Oklahoma City where a man was abusing his wife and blocked her from making calls to 911.  The man was convicted on a Monday of abuse and interfering with an emergency call.  On Wednesday, the man […]

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