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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Show and Tell Your Evidence Voluntary disclosure is one way to fully take advantage of the relationships between the discovery process and admission of the evidence at trial

Date: 02/14/2020 Category: General
The Advantage of Filing First The primacy effect is a good reason to file first

Date: 02/09/2020 Category: Divorce
Rethink Discovery and Improve Your Practice Bad discovery habits and ideas cause unnecessary fights and increase the cost of cases. Resetting your approach can improve your practice

Date: 02/02/2020 Category: General
Need for a Change for Alimony Modification The rules for alimony modification incentivize all kinds of bad behavior. A change is long overdue

Date: 02/01/2020 Category: Divorce

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