In Oklahoma can my child (14.5) decide he doesn't want to go to court ordered visitation anymore?
If the teenaged child doesn’t want to go, the other parent can still enforce their visitation rights. This involves a short-turnaround court...
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If the teenaged child doesn’t want to go, the other parent can still enforce their visitation rights. This involves a short-turnaround court...
Agree with Mr. Louden. Also, lawyer's fees are kind of like fees for janitorial services--the bigger the mess, the bigger the cleanup bill....
There’s exactly one circumstance that I can think of, where this could be problematic. If you’re still in high school, and the other person is...
Agree with Mr. Louden. Don't delete the text messages, it may save you a lot of time, pain, and suffering later.
Oklahoma has strictly construed statutes on surrogacy and adoption. The only possible worse type of matter for a do-it-yourself job is a capital...
No. No agreement between two parties can bypass the statutes and the courts.
This is a complicated family law problem involving both surrogacy and adoption, and you and your husband should seek legal counsel immediately, as...
If his name is on the vehicle title, then it’s his car, too. This is a better issue for small claims than a criminal court.
The time on probation is a post-release condition, and cannot run concurrently with time served.
She's a minor. She can't move out until her 18th birthday. If she's a minor and her mother demands her return, and she doesn't return, you may be...