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Probate involves the administration of a deceased person's estate, making sure that their assets are distributed as best as possible according to their wishes while also addressing debts and taxes.

For individuals in Oklahoma approaching divorce, the prospect of dividing assets can add another layer of stress to an already difficult situation. One question that frequently comes up for couples at the onset of the divorce process is whether you can divorce without splitting assets.

Child custody cases become significantly more challenging when one parent decides to move away, particularly if the move involves relocating to a different state or far away within Oklahoma.

When it comes to family law in Oklahoma, one of the most crucial decisions parents have to make during a divorce or separation is the type of custody arrangement that will be best for their children.

Divorce is a challenging experience, but the well-being of your child should always be a top priority. Ensuring that your child has the support and love of two good parents, despite the separation, is crucial for their emotional and psychological development.

Pretrial is a critical phase in the divorce process where both parties lay the groundwork for the final proceedings. It involves gathering evidence, preparing documents, and strategizing for court appearances..

The laws regarding divorces in Oklahoma apply uniformly throughout the state, but the

Parents have a fundamental constitutional right to have the care, custody and control of

Title 43 O.S. §109, inter alia, defines joint custody and sets the conditions under which a

For purposes of this article, custody may be “taken” when court action occurs to vest a