An Oklahoma divorce doesn’t always have to look like a lengthy trial with lots of arguing between the spouses. Sometimes, the couple amicably splits up or doesn’t want to deal with the court any more than they have to. In these cases, the couple may attend divorce...
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How to approach social media when going through a divorce
Social media can influence public opinion and potentially start rumors. Especially in a scenario wherein you want to file for divorce because of something inappropriate your spouse has done, the idea of declaring their misconduct on social media for everyone to see...
Former day care teacher charged with child abuse
An investigation by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services and the Seminole Police department has led to a raft of charges against a former teacher at a Seminole County day care facility. The facility’s former director and assistant director have also been charged....
Motor vehicle accident injuries that might not be apparent
Car crashes can have a devastating impact on our lives, both physically and mentally. While some injuries are immediately apparent, others may not present themselves until days or even weeks after the incident. Understanding the types of injuries that may not be...
Are daycare liability waivers legally binding?
Some daycare facilities require parents to sign liability waivers, making you wonder about your rights and enforceability. In Oklahoma, as in many other states, the enforceability of daycare liability waivers can vary depending on the specific circumstances. Limiting...
Dissipation of assets during Oklahoma divorce
It's common for Oklahoma divorce courts to temporarily impose a restraining order on spousal finances or assets during the divorce process. They do this to prevent dissipating, selling, transferring or wasting marital property, especially when partners are unsure how...
Day care worker charged for assaulting a child
Parents in Oklahoma and around the country place a great deal of trust in day care facilities, but that trust is sometimes misplaced. Young children can be temperamental and difficult to control, and caring for them requires a great deal of patience. When day care...
What to know about assault and battery charges
You may have heard on television or read online that someone was taken into custody by Oklahoma authorities for assault and battery. While the two terms are often used interchangeably, the truth is that they are two separate charges. Therefore, you could be charged...
The 4 biggest losses when going through a divorce in Oklahoma
Going through a divorce in Oklahoma is a difficult process that carries some level of loss, especially for spouses with children or businesses together. However, if you were in a toxic marriage or divorce was inevitable for your case, finding a way to deal with the...
Common defenses against drug possession
Possession of a controlled substance in Oklahoma is a serious offense. The penalties for possession depend on the type and amount of the drug and the offender's criminal history. Common defenses against possession of a controlled substance include: the defendant did...