Defending Against Repeat DUI Offenses in Oklahoma

A second or subsequent DUI in Oklahoma is no longer just a more serious misdemeanor. Under recently passed legislation, repeat DUI offenses are now treated as felonies, carrying the potential for years in state prison, a permanent felony record, mandatory treatment requirements, and consequences that reach far beyond the courtroom….

Drug Possession vs. Distribution in Oklahoma: Know the Difference

Facing a drug charge in Oklahoma is serious, and the difference between simple possession and possession with intent to distribute can be the difference between a misdemeanor and a felony with years of prison time. Understanding how these charges are built, what prosecutors look for, and where your defense options…

What You Might Not Know About DIY Divorce Deals

Going through a divorce without legal representation might appear to save money upfront, but the hidden risks of a DIY approach can cost far more in the years and decades that follow. Oklahoma family law attorney John Cannon compares it to operating on yourself rather than hiring a surgeon: the…

High-Conflict Divorce in Oklahoma

High-conflict divorce is one of the most draining legal processes a person can go through. When communication has broken down, false accusations are surfacing, and the other side refuses every reasonable settlement offer, every hearing becomes a battle. Understanding what drives high-conflict divorce, and how to navigate it strategically, can…

Understanding Alimony in Oklahoma Divorce Cases

Alimony is one of the most frequently misunderstood aspects of Oklahoma divorce law. Many people enter the process with assumptions about whether it will be ordered, how much will be required, and how long it will last. Understanding how Oklahoma courts actually approach alimony provides a clearer picture of what…