Tulsa Divorce Information
What Can I Do When My Divorcing Spouse Files a Frivolous Protective Order?
The first thing you can do is develop a plan with your attorney to discuss the matter with your ex’s attorney. You lose nothing by negotiating with your ex’s attorney to dismiss the matter in good faith. Dismissing a frivolous protective order may be easier than going to court and proving the spurious allegations it contains. Read more »Do Women Pay Child Support In Oklahoma?
In a word, yes. Women do have to pay child support in Oklahoma. Both men and women are legally required to be financially responsible for their children. The question of who pays child support during and after a divorce hinges not so much on the gender of the parent as it does on other factors. […] Read more »How To Get Full Custody In Oklahoma
In order to get full custody in Oklahoma, a parent must ask for custody. This sounds simple, but custody battles can be messy. Parents embroiled in custody disputes generally feel strongly about their positions. Courts often prefer to award joint custody if possible. But there are times when joint custody is not the way to […] Read more »Who Gets Child Custody During Legal Separation In Oklahoma?
Divorce and legal separation in Oklahoma bring huge changes to the family. It is a time of great upheaval. When children are involved, it can bring even more stress to both parents and children. Therefore, it can help to have your questions answered before the process begins. Bring your questions regarding child custody during a […] Read more »Is Divorce Mediation In Oklahoma Required?
Divorcing couples most often live in conflict. For most, conflict is the reason for the divorce. Unfortunately, there are many issues in a divorce that must be resolved, most of them laden with conflict. Child custody, child support, spousal support, division of property, and division of liabilities. All of these issues can raise anxiety and […] Read more »