What kind of custody should I ask for?

You should have a Family Law attorney in your area review your case file and advise you regarding your custody order. From your statement, I think...

Can My ex use my attorney for a case that was similar to mine?

From your statement, it doesn't sound like your attorney would have a conflict of interest.

Divorced with child and don't know what to do.

You should first meet with a qualified family law attorney in your area to review your current paperwork and discuss all the details of your case....

What are my rights as a mother to my son in Oklahoma?

You have specific rights as an unmarried mother which you will have to enforce in court given that the police are not inclined to intercede without...

How can i stop termimation of my rights and stopping my daughters dad from getting custody When hes never been in her life?

This is something you definitely need an attorney for. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, you should contact the Court Clerk to see if you...

My wife left me and my 5 year old son and took off to north Carolina. Is this considered abandonment and how can I keep him?

In Oklahoma, in order to get a divorce based upon grounds of abandonment the abandoned meant months before one year. Still, you can recite the fact...

What happens if I don’t want child support money?

Visitation rights do not depend upon payment of child support and visa versa.

Your husband will be presumed to be the baby's father unless proven otherwise. The divorce cannot go through until after the baby is born, and the...

How can I file for divorce if I want to move out of state?

This is something you need to speak with a qualified Family Law attorney about. Relocation is a tricky area of the law, and the lawyer will need...

Do I need to show up for a status conference that I received a certified notice from the district court of Tulsa County OK ?

Never ignore a notice to be in Court, especially if it warns you that failure to appear on a particular date might result in a default judgment. To...