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 .
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 Fathers Rights Lawyer Perspective: Child Custody FAQ Part 2
As a divorce lawyer in Oklahoma, get many questions. Here is a collection of some of the most frequently asked child custody related questions. Part One. Continue reading Fathers Rights Lawyer Perspective: Child Custody FAQ Part 1
A recent Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals decision clarified that the standard to modify visitation is different from the standard to modify custody. Continue reading Court Clarifies Standard to Modify Visitation in Oklahoma
There are hundreds of lawyers. How do you pick a divorce lawyer in Oklahoma? Better Question, how do you choose the best divorce lawyer for you? Continue reading Choose the Best Divorce Lawyer in Oklahoma For You!
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
Looking for some quick tips for any family case that you can put into action today? Here are fifteen general tips to get you pointed in the right direction. Continue reading 15 Must-Know Court Tips You Can Start Using Today
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?
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?
