Can a subpoena to testify be issued thru regular U.S. mail that has not been stamped or notarized?

An attorney may issue a subpoena in Oklahoma. No notary or other such stamp is required.

My name is Jorgina Beedy an i am tring to find out if my dad has left me anything behind after he passed.

If your father was an Oklahoma resident and if he had a probate case, you may be able to find his case here:...

My children as life insurance beneficiaries

You could create a trust to be the beneficiary of the life insurance policies. You would name the trustees that you wanted, and designate how the...

If a person is off of work due to disability and on the company's long term disability policy benefits, can they be terminated?

Generally, yes. If it is an injury or illness that arose at (or because of) your work, maybe not. You need to share all the details with an...

Can the Choctaw Nation terminate parental rights without a hearing?

Mr. Pate has given good information. Read his answer carefully. Further: No, parental rights will not be terminated without a hearing. And, No,...

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What happens when the petitioner of an ex parte protective order fails to appear on court date?

The protective order will not be granted, you may be ordered to pay the court costs, and those may be a few hundred dollars (maybe $300). You will...

Have I submitted to the jurisdiction of Texas courts?

In order for us to answer the question, we probably must know the subject matter of the new lawsuit. If the new lawsuit subject matter arises out...

If awarded house through probate can I sell

Title companies generally make their decisions based upon the opinion of the attorney who reads the abstract. Attorneys disagree, a lot. Judges...

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Options to oppose one of the three heirs of taking what they want.

Yes, the court can do this. Your wife's attorney should file a Petition to Sell both the real property and the personal property. This will be...

Can I get a house back if a lawyer was threatened from putting a will through, but the house was sold by the executor of the est

If your father sold the house with the guidance of the attorney, and if the buyer paid for the house, no. The house is gone and you are stuck with...