Ten Things to do before Divorcing in 2022
Divorce is one of the most difficult decisions and experiences, even when it is by agreement. Typically before someone files for divorce, they have considered the repercussions of the decision for months or even years and want the process to be over quickly. Unfortunately, for the process to obtain a…
9 Essential Steps in Your Pre-Divorce Planning
Evaluating divorce or another option in your marriage is emotionally taxing. It is emotionally draining, yet a freeing experience as well when you come to the realization that you do in fact want a divorce. The steps in this article are essential in your pre-divorce planning process. Now is the…
Protect Your Future With a High Asset Divorce Attorney
A divorce that substantial assets of a high value can be complex, especially if there are various types of property such as retirement accounts, a business, real estate, and investments to divide up. In almost all cases, hiring an experienced high asset divorce attorney is the best way to increase…
7 Ways a Military Divorce Lawyer Can Help You
Divorce is always a challenge, but it can be much more complex when one spouse is an active or former service member in the military. Depending on the length of service, the length of the marriage, and to what extent these two time periods overlapped, the civilian spouse will be…
Military Divorce FAQs: Is a Civilian Spouse Entitled to Military Benefits?
Divorce is always an emotional and complex process, but it can be even more daunting for civilian spouses of someone in military service. They might have been benefitting from housing, healthcare, and a pension related to their husband or wife’s service, so starting out on their own is a daunting…
Oklahoma Victim Protective Orders
Rules and Process for Obtaining and Fighting a VPO The Victim protective order (“VPO”) is a tool in state court intended to protect victims of violence and harassment from assaultive conduct. A VPO in Oklahoma provides a legal process to protect both men and women from abusive or harassing behavior…
Do Expunged Records Still Show Up on Background Checks?
Having a criminal record has numerous negative consequences for your life, and it can make it difficult for you to move on from a past mistake. Fortunately, many misdemeanors and felonies can be expunged from your records, which means that they will no longer show up during a background check….
Can You Still Fight a DUI if You Failed a Breath Test?
A law enforcement officer suspected that you were driving under the influence. You submitted to a breath test to avoid having your license suspended for no fewer than 180 days, and that breath test indicated you were intoxicated while driving. Today, your local DUI attorneys near Oklahoma City are discussing…