There's no private right of action on child abandonment, and as long as you're contributing non-trivial support for the children, by definition,...

Can a judge or DA sign a pro se motion without an attny?

Technically, motions get signed by the person filing the motion, and the order gets signed by the judge. Since there’s apparently a district...

Can i sue my landlord for not evicting my neighbor who violently entered my apartment?

DON’T try to file a protective order. Those are meant for victims of domestic abuse. At best, you’ll be dismissed with costs to the state, at...

Can my parents, legally, stop me if I get married and they still pay for my phone and car insurance? I'm 19.

As of your 18th birthday, you’re legally an adult, capable of entering binding contracts (including marriage). That said, your parents are under no...

Can I sell truck which is in my wife's name we are getting divorced and all vehicles are in her name?

If there’s any chance of a seriously contested divorce, it’s best to not try to sell any assets between filing and finalizing. If the truck is...

Can my fiancé get out of jail with an immigration hold?

I moved this to immigration, as the implications of a conviction (and this is the only context in which a deferred plea is no different from a...

Can I make her pay for the divorce on the grounds of her commiting aldutrey yes or no?

Long story short, adultery is basically a “blue law”—as a crime, it’s been outmoded in Oklahoma since the late 1970s. There’s neither an ADA...

I agree with Mr. Louden. If you don’t follow the visitation schedule, your ex can move to compel and recover attorney fees.

What is the statute of limitations on seeking damages for the illegal sale of my storage unit??

In Oklahoma, statute of limitations on contracts is 5 years. Bring a copy of the contract with the storage facility and the letter notifying you of...

Can my daughter leave her dad's

I agree with Mr. Louden. If you try to refuse to allow your daughter to return to her father's, and there's an order of the court saying that he's...