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 .
On November 1, 2022, a new law was enacted. Moreover, it is a huge step forward for unmarried parents, provided that Acknowledgment of Paternity is signed. Oklahoma Law Moms and Dads Have Equal Rights. Before November 1, 2022, mothers were automatically considered the custodial parent of children born out of wedlock. Fathers really did not … Continue reading New Oklahoma Law Grants Moms and Dads Equal Rights
If you don’t yet know about A.R.T., now is the time to learn because once it is levied, it will be too late. Continue reading A.R.T.: The Hidden Landmine in Oklahoma Divorce and Custody
New Oklahoma Court of Appeals decision concerning property omitted from Decree. Continue reading New Court of Appeals Decision: Property Omitted From Decree
In divorce, paternity, and custody cases, one form of evidence used are exhibits. Here are things you should be looking for to start building your case. Continue reading Essential Steps to Assemble Oklahoma Divorce and Custody Exhibits
Want to know how you can avoid most legal problems? I have a tip that you can use today in your custody case. Keep reading and I will share the secret! Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Joint Custody: Essential Legal Tips
There are two common billing structures used by family attorneys in Oklahoma: The Flat Fee and Hourly. This article will explain the differences . Continue reading Essential Guide to Oklahoma Family Law Attorney Fees
From an Oklahoma fathers rights lawyer perspective, some of the more frequently asked child custody related questions. This is part two of a two part series. Continue reading How to Navigate Oklahoma Fathers’ Rights: Essential FAQ Part 2
Is it really that big of a deal to remarry within six months of a divorce? Well, only if you think possible felony charges are not a big deal! Continue reading What Happens If I Remarry Too Soon After Divorce in Oklahoma?
So, you have been to court and you have a visitation order. You learn the other parent is planning to take off with the kids. What do you do? Continue reading Oklahoma Relocations: Can a Parent Take Off With the Kids?
It’s natural to be nervous and anxious when testifying in court. These basic tips can help you know what to expect and reduce the fear of the unknown. Continue reading How To Be The Best Witness in Divorce or Paternity Trials
