Our Family Law & Trial Blog

Follow our regularly-updated blog for essential information on parenting plans, the divorce process, trial skills, and legal developments that could potentially affect your Oklahoma divorce or child custody case. These posts are intended to simplify complex legal topics, and keep you up-to-date with meaningful changes to state statutes. Browse our blog posts now.

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Family Law Cases That Need Trials Most family law cases are required to go to mediation, and for good reason: most family law cases settle. However, some cases cannot settle and must go to trial

Date: 11/24/2020 Category: Mediation/Settlement Agreements | Parental Rights | Child Abuse & Emergencies | Third Party Rights | Relocation of Minor Children
Brangelina Update Angelina Jolie is shaking up her legal team again in her custody case against Brad Pitt. Angelina's legal strategy seems chaotic. What should Brad do?

Date: 10/28/2020 Category: Child Custody | Divorce
Ex Parte Communications It is improper for only one side to a lawsuit to meet with the judge. There are some exceptions, but even the exceptions carry great risk of unfairness

Date: 10/24/2020 Category: Child Custody | Divorce | Injuries and Damages | Criminal Defense
Parental Rights Restored Adoptions impact parental rights when a non-parent tries to adopt a child without the consent of a parent. We handle these cases at trial and appeal.

Date: 10/09/2020 Category: Appeals | Parental Rights
Focus on What's Important The most important parts of any case are the parts that the judge will care about and that the judge can do something about

Date: 10/02/2020 Category: Divorce | Child Custody | Injuries and Damages | Criminal Defense
The Uncertainty of Family Law Disputed family law issues involve a great deal of risk and uncertainty. There are no guarantees. Every case should be prepared as if it may go to trial.

Date: 09/10/2020 Category: Divorce | Child Custody
Legal Representation Choosing to represent yourself is risky business.

Date: 08/26/2020 Category: Divorce | Child Custody
Researching Lawyers for A Family Member Choosing a lawyer is a difficult decision. There is much conflicting information. With careful research, you can find a lawyer who is a good fit for you.

Date: 07/18/2020 Category: Divorce | Child Custody | Appeals | Injuries and Damages | Criminal Defense
Bad behavior can impact an attorney fee claim Two big factors that impact attorney fee awards in divorce are: 1. Income and resource disparity and 2. Behavior during the litigation.

Date: 07/11/2020 Category: Divorce
Divorce after Recovery High-conflict divorce cases can be traumatic. There are tools and resources for individuals who are going through a divorce after going through recovery.

Date: 07/09/2020 Category: Divorce | Child Custody

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