Oklahoma Fathers Divorce and Custody Blog
Oklahoma Fathers Rights Attorney Blog. Topics of interest for men and fathers facing divorce, child custody, paternity, and child support matters .
A quick way to run a case off into the ditch is to let your lawyer learn some damaging information for the first time while standing in court. Don’t do that. Continue reading Make Sure You Tell Your Divorce Lawyer Everything!
Many people misunderstand the relationship between child support and visitation. I will clear this up in this article and hopefully keep you out of hot water. Continue reading Child Support and Visitation Denials: How to Avoid Contempt
There is a big difference between a child expressing a custody preference and a child making a decision. Here is how this works and what you need to know. Continue reading Oklahoma Custody Preference: Does The Tail Wag the Dog?
The outcome of a child custody case can hinge upon the recommendations of the GAL. It’s that important. Must-Know tips to get the most from your first meeting. Continue reading The Guardian Ad Litem: What You Need to Know
The Automatic Temporary Injunction takes effect the moment a divorce is filed. Know what you can and can’t do. A violation can land you in contempt. Continue reading Make Sure You Understand The Automatic Temporary Injunction
There are significant changes to Oklahoma’s policy of equal access to children. Are we inching closer to a more equal co-parenting model, or does it fall short? Continue reading New Oklahoma Law: Will it Really Change Custody Rights?
Mediation is a powerful tool you can use to not only minimize your legal expenses, but also control the outcome of your divorce or custody case. Top 10 tips. Continue reading Get the Most out of Divorce Mediations in Oklahoma
Your rights to children born out of wedlock are not automatic! Oklahoma Fathers must take the proper legal actions to establish parental rights. Continue reading Oklahoma Fathers: Know How To Establish Paternity Rights
Oklahoma Fathers: Don’t fall in this trap. One lawyer can’t represent or advise both sides in a divorce. There is no such thing as “our” attorney in a divorce. Continue reading Can my spouse and I use one attorney for our divorce?
