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Prenuptial Agreements
A prenuptial agreement is nothing more than a contract made prior to marriage. On the other hand a post-nuptial agreement is a contract after marriage. The prenup sets out certain terms regarding property, debt and other assets, in the event of divorce. While mainly used to protect an individual’s assets acquired prior to the marriage, other things can be contracted. This includes how property acquired after the marriage is handled in the event of divorce. Call our Tulsa prenuptial agreements attorney for more information regarding prenuptial agreements. The important… Read More
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Can a Parent Lose Custody for Not Following Court Orders in Oklahoma?
Losing custody for not following court orders is a very real legal issue to face. In Oklahoma, parents have a legal obligation to adhere to court-ordered custody arrangements. Failure to comply with these orders can lead to significant legal consequences, including the potential loss of custody rights. We’ll discuss some of the consequences of violating custody orders and the enforcement options available to ensure compliance. Legal Consequences for Not Following Court Orders When a parent intentionally disobeys a custody order, they may be found in contempt of… Read More
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What Does The Best Interest Of The Child Mean In Oklahoma Custody Cases
When discussing family law, particularly in the context of child custody, the term best interest of the child is paramount. Essentially, it refers to the guiding principle used by courts to make decisions that prioritize the well-being, safety, and happiness of the child involved in any custody or visitation dispute. In Oklahoma, as in many other jurisdictions, determining the best interest of the child involves considering a range of factors. While the specific factors may vary depending on the circumstances of each case, they typically include: Parents… Read More
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Consequences for Adultery And Its Impact On A Divorce in Tulsa Oklahoma
The consequences for adultery in divorce will be based on several factors. Adultery, often defined as voluntary sexual relations between a married person and someone other than their spouse, can have significant consequences in a divorce case. While Oklahoma uses no-fault divorce laws, where neither party has to prove fault, adultery can still impact key aspects of a divorce, including property division, alimony, and child custody. Understanding how the law treats adultery is crucial if it plays a role in your divorce proceedings. How Adultery Impacts Divorce… Read More
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