Tulsa Divorce Information
What Do I Do If the Other Parent Accuses Me of Child Abuse in OK?
If you are accused of child physical abuse or sexual abuse in Oklahoma, the first step is to read this article. Then, start interviewing child custody attorneys as soon as possible. Handling a case like this quickly and aggressively allows your child custody attorney to effectively defend you and accomplish a successful win on your […] Read more »What Can I Do If I Am the Non-Custodial Parent and I Disagree with My Child’s Schooling?
Although this topic was not very popular 10, 20 or 30 years ago, more and more family law attorneys are experiencing a differing of opinion when it comes to children’s schooling between ex-spouses. It is important to begin by defining a few terms that will help you understand how this article applies to you. Sole […] Read more »What are the Consequences of Not Paying Child Support in Oklahoma?
After a divorce or child custody order, one parent is deemed the custodial parent, and the other the non-custodial parent. The non-custodial parent must pay child support to the other parent if ordered to do so. Not paying child support obligations can have a huge impact on your life and severe consequences. If your spouse […] Read more »How Do I Prove the Other Parent's Income Increase in an Oklahoma Child Support Modification?
Rarely does an individual stay in the same station in life financially…especially over a significant amount of time. Promotions, new job offers and bonuses are common. When this happens child support should be reevaluated to make sure the child benefits from this increase through a child support modification. If you are reading this article, you […] Read more »Do I Have to Move Out If I File for Divorce in Tulsa?
Choosing whether to move out of the family home can be a difficult decision. Moving out can have a significant impact on child custody and access to assets. Understanding the benefits and consequences of making the decision to move out is important before making that first step. There is one instance in which one spouse […] Read more »