Oklahoma Law Expedites Custody Hearings in Family Law Cases

New Law in Oklahoma Expedites Custody Hearings – A Win for Communication and Timeliness   Starting November 2024, a new law in Oklahoma will streamline the process for obtaining temporary order hearings in family law cases, including divorce and custody matters. This change is a significant step forward, particularly for…

Who Gets the House? Navigating the Marital Home in Divorce

Who Gets the House? Navigating the Marital Home in Divorce   One of the most contested issues in a divorce is what happens to the marital home. For many couples, their home is their largest asset and carries significant emotional and financial weight. In Oklahoma, the division of marital property,…

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How Much Does a Guardianship Cost in Oklahoma?

At Cannon & Associates, we understand that when it comes to guardianship matters, the process can become financially burdensome due to various factors. The complexity and level of contention in seeking a guardianship has a direct impact on the costs of seeking guardianship in Oklahoma. Additionally, working with a qualified…

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Should I Get a Prenuptial Agreement in Oklahoma?

Is a prenuptial agreement right for me? Prenuptial agreements or “prenups” have a bad reputation based upon a misunderstanding of their purpose in most circumstances. When you and your fiancé enter into a prenuptial agreement in Oklahoma it has benefits for both parties. Oklahoma prenuptial agreements can remove the concern…

Can I Adjust My Alimony in Oklahoma with a Post-Decree Modification?

One of the most common things spouses worry about during a divorce is alimony. Alimony payments are money that one ex-spouse pays to another, usually monthly, for a period of time either agreed upon by both spouses or set by an Oklahoma judge. Judges don’t always award permanent alimony, but…

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,…