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Mediation and lawsuits are two common components of dispute resolution. Disputes between homeowners and contractors are common in Oklahoma, especially when work is delayed, defective, or incomplete. While going to court is always an option, it isn’t the only path. Mediation and other forms of dispute resolution can help enforce a contractor contract without the […]
To avoid lengthy disputes over damages, many construction contracts include a liquidated damages clause—a provision that sets a fixed amount to be paid if the contractor breaches certain terms of the agreement. But are these clauses always enforceable under Oklahoma law? This article explains what liquidated damages are, when such clauses are enforceable, and how […]
If you’re suing a contractor for defective work, it’s important to understand your legal options. When you hire a contractor to build, repair, or renovate your home or business, you expect the work to meet a reasonable standard of quality. Unfortunately, that doesn’t always happen. If a contractor delivers defective or substandard work in Oklahoma, […]
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 a […]
A common expense after a breach of contract is the cost of hiring a new contractor to complete or redo the job. When a contractor fails to complete a project or performs work that is substandard, Oklahoma law provides remedies to help property owners recover damages. This article explains your rights, what you can recover, […]
Specific performance can be useful in contractor disputes. When you hire a contractor to perform work—whether it’s building a home, renovating an office, or completing a commercial project—you expect them to finish the job as promised. But what happens when the contractor walks off the project or refuses to complete the work? In Oklahoma, you […]
When planning your estate in Oklahoma, one of the most effective ways to avoid probate is by creating a revocable living trust. Unlike a traditional will, which must go through court after your death, a revocable trust allows your assets to transfer directly to your chosen beneficiaries, saving time, money, and stress for your loved […]
In a breach of construction contract case, monetary damages are a possibility. Construction projects involve multiple moving parts, and when something goes wrong, the financial consequences can be significant. If a contractor, subcontractor, or property owner breaches a construction contract in Oklahoma City, the non-breaching party may be entitled to recover monetary damages. These damages […]
Drug trafficking in Oklahoma City is one of the most serious criminal offenses in Oklahoma. Even a first-time offense can result in lengthy prison sentences, massive fines, and permanent damage to your criminal record. Understanding how Oklahoma law treats drug trafficking charges is essential if you or someone you love is facing prosecution. What Is […]
Avoiding probate can be challenging, but it isn’t impossible. Oklahoma residents can use simple tools like payable-on-death (POD) designations and beneficiary designations to transfer assets directly to loved ones—without going through probate court. These tools are easy to set up, legally recognized, and can be a powerful part of an overall estate plan. What Is […]