Dealing with child custody or child support issues? Our regularly-updated blog offers the information you need to understand the challenges you face, your legal rights and options, and how our family law attorneys can help you resolve these matters in your child's best interests. Find information on child support and custody agreements, visitation, paternity, appeals, and more.
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The Law of the Case Family law trials are generally shaped by pretrial rulings, including temporary orders, issued by the judge prior to trial. -
Kathleen Egan Receives AAML Certification to Mediate Complex Family Law Disputes Kathleen Egan is specially trained and certified to work as a mediator for family law cases -
TulsaPeople Magazine's 2022 "Faces of the 918" Includes a Profile of Bundy Law Office TulsaPeople's "Faces of the 918" is a special annual section about local businesses. This year, Bundy Law Office was included in the feature -
Child Returned to Home Country in International Parental Child Abduction Case The Hague Abduction Convention is a treaty between many countries to ensure the return of children who have been wrongfully removed from their home country. -
Taking Shortcuts Can Lead To More Expense and Headaches In The Future Taking shortcuts in legal matters to save money often results in enormous future expense and inconvenience. -
You Are Being Watched If you are involved in a lawsuit, you should behave as if you are being observed at all times, because it is likely that you are being watched and tracked. -
Self-Help Can Cost You Sometimes progress in litigation is obtained incrementally. Taking certain action without permission from the judge can cause hard-earned progress to be lost -
Three Victories in One Week September, 2021 began with three major legal victories, including a switch in child custody, a criminal gun charge dismissal, and another appellate reversal -
How much does an "aggressive" lawyer who "won't back down" cost? Movies and television shows about attorneys may promote aggressive, loud lawyers, but an aggressive lawyer may cost more than you want to pay -
Texas becomes the most recent state to require disclosure and production of evidence early in a lawsuit We have promoted the benefits of making voluntary evidentiary disclosures for years. Now Texas is making disclosures a requirement rather than an option
