Postnuptial agreements are a lesser known marital contract, but can play an important role if circumstances change after marriage. In Tulsa and throughout Oklahoma, postnuptial agreements offer a legally binding way for married couples to define their financial rights and responsibilities—even after they’re already married. Whether you’re experiencing a major financial shift, building a blended family, or simply want to protect your interests in the event of divorce, a well-drafted postnuptial agreement can provide peace of mind. What Is a Postnuptial Agreement? A postnuptial agreement (often called… Read More

Child support is not often impacted when a parent remarries, but there’s a possibility. Child support is based on the incomes of the biological parents and the child’s best interests, rather than the marital status of either parent. When a custodial parent remarries, questions often arise about how the remarriage may affect existing child support arrangements. Child Support Obligations Remain Independent of Marital Status Child support is a legal obligation of the non-custodial parent and provides for the child’s needs, such as: When the custodial parent remarries,… Read More

If you find yourself in the situation where your relocation request has been denied in Oklahoma, it’s important to understand your options and the legal pathways available to you. Read the following guide to have a better understanding of the steps you should consider taking. Relocation Under Oklahoma Law According to Oklahoma Statutes Section 43-112.3, specific procedures and requirements are outlined for proposing a relocation of a child’s principal residence. This includes providing detailed notice to the other parent and a chance for them to object. If… Read More

Helping Children Understand Divorce is crucial to their happiness going forward. When you face the reality of getting a divorce in Oklahoma, one of your biggest concerns may be how your children will handle the news. Divorce marks a significant change in the family dynamic, and explaining this shift to your children can be challenging. After all, children love both of their parents and the prospect of the family not being together can be daunting to them. It’s important to handle this conversation with care, as it… Read More

Grandparent Guardianship Rights in Oklahoma depend on many different factors. The law in most states recognizes the essential role Grandparents play in many families. This includes many things but providing love, support, and guidance to their grandchildren is among the roles they fill. However, in some situations, circumstances may arise where grandparents feel the need to seek guardianship of their grandchildren. This can be because of many different things but in most cases the parents of the grandchildren are no longer an intact family. Other factors might… Read More