Defining The Best Interests Of A Child In A Divorce Case

Whether you are going through a military, civilian, or high-net-worth divorce, the common denominator is that you have to dissolve and separate the life you created with your spouse. The moments after you realize you are getting divorced comes with concerns such as how you are going to survive financially,…

Oklahoma City Expungement Lawyers

Facing the criminal justice system in Oklahoma can be a very stressful process, but the impacts of a criminal conviction and arrest record last long after your case is complete. Due to the ease of accessing information on OSCN.net and other search engines, your criminal record can be seen by…

How to Beat Drug Trafficking Charges in Oklahoma?

To beat drug trafficking charges in Oklahoma, your criminal defense attorney and you must convince the prosecutor or judge of one of the following two points or win at trial: Your rights were violated, and that evidence supporting your drug trafficking case was illegally obtained by law enforcement; or  You…

How long do you go to jail for Domestic Violence in Oklahoma?

The length of jail time for domestic violence in Oklahoma can vary depending on the specific circumstances of the case and the severity of the offense. The maximum sentence for domestic abuse in Oklahoma is one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. The maximum range of punishment for felony…

What is the Statute of Limitations in Domestic Violence Cases

Is there a Statute of Limitations on Domestic Violence Allegations in Oklahoma? Yes, there is a statute of limitations on domestic violence allegations in Oklahoma. The purpose of statute of limitations is to protect individuals from being forced to defend against criminal allegations long after the fact when evidence that…

What are the Penalties for Drug Trafficking in Oklahoma?

Drug Trafficking is a serious offense in Oklahoma, like most states, and the punishment ranges for drug trafficking and aggravated drug trafficking are the most serious non-violent felony punishments under Oklahoma law. Most offenses in Oklahoma allow for probation and potentially a deferred sentence to avoid a conviction; however, drug…

What Happens After a Positive Urinalysis in the Military?

Urinalysis or UAs for controlled dangerous substances are an expected part of military service. However, when your urinalysis comes back positive, it can be a very frightening event for service members. A positive urinalysis in the military will result in your facing military justice or administrative action. You may be…