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Explanation of Protective Orders
A restraining order is a court document that prohibits one family member from having any contact whatsoever with another. The purpose of a protective order is to prevent an immediate risk of harm. An example of this is an angry spouse, a jilted lover or any other threatening family member. One important requirement is that the person who is threatening harm you is a family member. A family member also includes those in dating relations and in-laws. Common reasons for the order are alleged domestic violence, stalking,… Read More
How Does Divorce Impact Finances And How Does The Court Decide On Support Issues in Oklahoma
Divorce significantly impacts the finances of both parties involved. In Oklahoma, the division of assets, alimony, child support, and other financial considerations are all guided by state laws. Understanding how these factors play a role in divorce can help individuals prepare for the financial changes that come with one. Division of Assets Oklahoma is an equitable distribution state, meaning that the court divides marital property fairly, but not necessarily equally, between the spouses. The court considers several factors to determine a fair distribution, including: Both parties must… Read More
New Divorce Requirements for Oklahomans
A recently passed Oklahoma state law will require all couples with children to go through an education program, or “divorce school,” before they are allowed to get a divorce. The bill signed into law in early June and takes effect in November of 2014. The bill impacts all couples seeking a divorce due to incompatibility with children under the age of 18. For more information call our Divorce attorneys Tulsa at Tulsa Divorce Lawyers and Associates. The aim of the divorce school requirement is to educate parents about… Read More
Oklahoma Same Sex Step Parent Adoptions
Oklahoma Same Sex Step Parent Adoptions are no longer a prohibited method of parentage. With the Supreme Court’s ruling establishing a right to same-sex marriage, laws in all the states including Oklahoma have expanded several rights for LGBT couples. One of these new rights is for same sex step parent adoptions. For years, without the right to marry we haven’t been able to accommodate the adoption needs of children and their same sex parents. Historically, parentage is either a heterosexual couple, or an agreement of a donor. But… Read More