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Additional Resources
Does Having a Mental Illness Make You Unfit for Custody in Tulsa?
A custody case is a stressful time in any parent’s life. The Oklahoma court holds the child’s interests as a priority. If a parent is
What Is Included in a Comprehensive Estate Plan?
An estate plan can include multiple documents that can be customized to fit your goals and needs. A Tulsa estate planning attorney can help you
When Is Divorce Litigation Necessary?
Although there is a common conception of divorce as consisting of lengthy court battles, a majority of divorces are settled through alternative dispute resolution methods
The Basics of Child Support in Tulsa
When parents live separately due to separation, divorce, or other circumstances, they each still have a legal obligation to financially support their children. Child support
Protective Orders in Tulsa, OK
In Tulsa, victims of domestic violence, harassment, stalking, and other violent crimes can file for protection through victim protective orders (VPOs) and other protective orders.
Establishing Paternity in Tulsa
In Oklahoma, a child born to two married parents is presumed to be the legal and biological child of those parents. If parents have a
