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If you’re involved in a child custody case in Oklahoma, you’ll likely hear the term “physical custody.” Understanding what physical custody means—and how it differs from legal custody—is key to protecting your parental rights and making informed decisions about your child’s future. Physical Custody Defined Physical custody refers to where the child lives and which […]
Legal custody is one of the two main custody arrangements awarded by Oklahoma courts. If you’re involved in a custody case in Oklahoma—whether through divorce, paternity, or guardianship—it’s essential to understand what legal custody means, how it’s awarded, and what responsibilities come with it. What Does Legal Custody Include? Legal custody refers to a parent’s […]
If you’re going through a divorce or child custody case in Oklahoma, you’ll likely hear the term joint custody. But what does it really mean—and how does it work in practice? This refers to a legal arrangement where both parents share rights and responsibilities for raising their child. Here’s what you need to know about […]
If you’re considering or facing a custody dispute in Oklahoma, understanding what sole custody means, how it differs from joint custody, and when it’s appropriate can help you make informed decisions that protect your child’s well-being. While Oklahoma courts often encourage both parents to stay actively involved in their child’s life, there are situations where […]
In any child custody, guardianship, or visitation case in Oklahoma, the court’s guiding principle is always the best interests of the child. While both parents may have strong opinions about what’s best, the judge must evaluate all relevant facts to determine what outcome will most benefit the child’s safety, stability, and emotional well-being. Understanding this […]
To fight against a false protective order, you must first understand the legal process behind it. A protective order is a legal tool designed to limit domestic violence. The primary intent of an order of protection is to protect family members or those in a family relationship from stalking, harassment, and other forms of intimidation. […]
First-degree murder is the most serious homicide offense in Oklahoma. It involves intentional and premeditated killing or certain killings that occur under specific circumstances defined by law. Understanding the legal definition, elements, and penalties associated with first-degree murder in Oklahoma is crucial for comprehending the gravity of this offense and its consequences. Legal Criteria Under […]
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 […]
Gender Preference in Child Custody cases is an important aspect of family law in Oklahoma. It’s a legal rumor that mothers always get custody of their children. In the past, certain doctrines have preferred the mother. However, fathers who assert their rights can receive custody as well. In fact, courts have explicitly made a move […]
Stalking is a crime that can occur against anyone. However, the majority of victims are women. Stalkers usually act on one of several emotions based on a real or imagined relationship with the victim. These include: extreme jealousy, need for control and contact, rage, and/or complete obsession. Stalkers generally spend an inordinate amount of time […]