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We often get questions about whether or not it’s possible to modify custody in Oklahoma. Child custody orders are designed to provide stability and serve the best interests of the child. However, life changes, and sometimes an existing custody arrangement no longer meets the child’s needs or fits the parents’ circumstances. In these cases, it […]
A Guardian ad Litem plays a key role in many Oklahoma custody cases. In Oklahoma family law cases, especially those involving children, the court’s priority is to ensure decisions are in the best interests of the child. One way courts achieve this is by appointing a Guardian ad Litem (GAL), but what do they do? […]
When a loved one passes away, someone will likely need to file probate for their estate, which includes property, debts, and financial obligations. Probate is the legal process used to ensure debts are paid and property is distributed to heirs or beneficiaries. In Oklahoma, the probate process is governed by state law and takes place […]
Irrevocable trusts are a powerful estate planning tool for people who want to protect assets, reduce taxes, and plan for long-term financial stability. In Oklahoma, irrevocable trusts work differently than other types of trusts, like revocable living trusts, because they involve permanently giving up control of certain assets. Here’s what you need to know about […]
Failure to protect can result in both civil and criminal charges for hospital security. Hospitals are expected to be safe spaces for patients, visitors, and staff. Yet, incidents of violence, abuse, or assault sometimes occur within hospital walls. When hospital security fails to prevent or respond appropriately to foreseeable harm, questions arise about legal responsibility. […]
When someone is hurt in an accident, one of the first legal questions is who is responsible, and Oklahoma handles these situations using the comparative negligence rule, which can significantly impact how much compensation a person receives. Here’s how Oklahoma’s comparative negligence system works and how courts determine fault. What Is Comparative Negligence? Comparative negligence […]
Filing for bankruptcy is often a difficult decision, and one of the biggest concerns for most people is whether they can keep their home. The good news is that, depending on the type of bankruptcy you file and the equity in your home, you may be able to keep your house in Oklahoma. Here’s what […]
If you’re planning your estate in Oklahoma, revocable trusts are one of the most flexible and useful tools available. Also known as a living trust, this estate planning option allows you to manage your assets during your lifetime—and decide how they’re distributed after your death—without going through probate. But how do revocable trusts actually work […]
Facing a criminal case in Oklahoma City can be overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time dealing with the legal system. Whether you’re charged with a misdemeanor or a felony, understanding what to expect during the criminal process can help reduce anxiety and ensure you’re better prepared to defend your rights. Below is an overview […]
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 […]