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How Does Social Media Harm a Divorce and Custody Case in Oklahoma?
Social media harms a divorce in many different scenarios. When you’re going through a divorce or custody battle in Oklahoma, the things you post can turn into a minefield. Most people see their online presence as just a way to connect with friends and express themselves. However, during a contentious legal case these interactions can cause a whole host of problems. This article will delve into some of the ways that social media can harm a divorce and ways to prevent it. Sharing Too Much Information Social… Read More
What Happens if I Miss a Child Support Payment?
If you miss a child support payment in Oklahoma, it can have serious legal and financial consequences. Whether the missed payment is the result of a temporary hardship or an ongoing issue, it’s important to understand your rights, responsibilities, and what steps the state may take to enforce child support orders. This article explains what can happen if you fall behind on child support and what you can do to address the situation. Child Support Is a Court Order When a judge orders child support in Oklahoma—either… Read More
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How Is Inheritance Handled in an Oklahoma Divorce?
When a couple divorces in Oklahoma, one of the most important questions involves how inheritance will be divided. While many assets acquired during the marriage are considered marital property, an inheritance is treated differently under Oklahoma law. Whether an inheritance remains separate or becomes part of the marital estate depends on how it was received, how it was used, and whether it was ever commingled with marital funds. Understanding how Oklahoma courts evaluate inheritances can help spouses protect their rights and prepare for what to expect in… Read More
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Oklahoma Same Sex Divorce
As of the date of this post, Oklahoma same sex marriage is illegal. The issue has been in the public eye for some time, and a brief history of how we got here is in order. In 1975, Oklahoma passed Okla. Stat., tit. 43, Sec. 3 which defined marriage as being between two members of the opposite sex. In 1996, the legislature passed Sec. 3.1 which prohibited Oklahoma from recognizing same-sex marriages entered into in other states. As the issue came to the forefront, in April 2004, the… Read More
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