Taxes and Divorce

Taxes and Divorce in Oklahoma The Edmond Divorce Lawyers at Cannon & Associates are FIERCE ADVOCATES for those facing divorce in Oklahoma. We have helped many clients through the divorce process in Oklahoma, including the tax implications of divorce.  If you or a loved one are facing divorce in Edmond…

Family at Thanksgiving.

Holiday Visitation

Split custody is difficult for families in Oklahoma; however, splitting custody during the holidays is one of the most difficult aspects of child custody cases. Most people want to spend time with their children and family during the holidays, but divorce almost always comes with spending some time away from…

10 Things Divorce Dads need to Know

10 Things Divorce Dads need to know Cannon & Associates is dedicated to Fierce Advocacy for all fathers facing divorce and child custody disputes. Your interests as a father demand you contact an experienced family law attorney that understands the unique issues and challenges associated with being a father going…

Divorce and property division.

Property Division

You take the house; I’ll take the dog! Like Alan Jackson said in the song Give It Away “There ain’t nothing in this house worth fighting’ over Oh, we’re both tired of fighting’ anyway, Just give it away”, it can be easy for one spouse to decide what they definitely…

Two wedding rings sitting on top of definition of divorce.

Family Law Case Life Cycle

Filing a Petition & Summons The filing of a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage, Paternity Petition or Motion to Modify in existing cases formally initiates the divorce or other family law proceeding in Oklahoma. The Petition must state information about the parties seeking divorce/paternity/custody; the jurisdiction of the court to…

Alimony and broken heart on top of money. Alimony concept.

Alimony in Oklahoma

Is Alimony Legal in Oklahoma? Yes, there is case law and statutory authority for support alimony in Oklahoma. The primary statutory authority comes from OKLA. STAT. tit. 43 § 121, which states the following: Either spouse may be allowed such alimony out of real and personal property of the other as…