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Temporary Guardianship Through Power of Attorney
In 2014 the Oklahoma legislature passed two new laws related to guardianship by power of attorney. The new laws allow for the custodial parent of a child to transfer guardianship by power of attorney. This temporary transfer of custody gives the delegated individual full custodial authority. For a free explanation of the law call our Tulsa temporary guardianship attorney today. Full custodial authority means giving this third party the right to act as a parent. This comes with all the rights of any other parent. This new Oklahoma… Read More
Does Smoking Medical Marijuana Hurt My Child Custody In Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, smoking medical marijuana can impact child custody cases, though it’s not an automatic disqualifier. The key factor in any custody decision is the best interest of the child, and courts will consider many aspects, including the overuse of legal substances like medical marijuana. Smoking Medical Marijuana And Custody If you smoking medical marijuana and have your marijuana card, it’s important to understand how using the drug can affect your both you sole or joint custody case. Under Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Act (OMMA), having a medical… Read More
What are the Limitations of a Prenuptial Agreement in Tulsa?
The limitations of a prenuptial agreement will vary based on the reason for creating one. A prenuptial agreement, often referred to as a “prenup,” is a legally binding contract between two individuals that outlines the division of assets and responsibilities in the event of a divorce or death. While prenuptial agreements can offer clarity and protection, they are not without limitations. Understanding what a prenup can and cannot do is essential to ensure the agreement is both fair and enforceable. Let us take you through the basics… Read More
How Long it Takes For a Tulsa Divorce
Clients often ask how long it takes for a Tulsa divorce. If there’s no children, and if the parties agreed we can do a simple agreed divorce. we draft the petition along with the final decree and a waiver. If your spouse signs the waiver we can go to the court and make a record. The record is nothing more than a transcript made and the judges signature granting the divorce. In this case you can divorce in about ten days. If children exist, then Oklahoma divorce… Read More