Recently, the Oklahoma legislature enacted a law that allows you to execute your will, or other estate planning documents,…

In Oklahoma, a child may be adopted with the parents’ consent. Generally, both parents must consent to the adoption, unless one parent is deceased or has had his/her parental rights terminated. If the child is in the custody of a…

Someone has sued you, and you’ve lost the lawsuit, and the judge has ordered you to pay. You wonder: what can the court do to make you pay?

There are a number of remedies, which I will outline here; I…

One of the more complex areas of estate planning law deals with blended families. If a person dies without a will, the intestate succession law applies; this law is different and more complex when stepchildren are involved. Also, if a…

To sue a government agency (or city or county) in Oklahoma, you have to comply with the Governmental Tort Claims Act (GTCA). You first have to send notice of your claim to the government agency you’re suing; the agency has…

It depends on what the court found when it issued the protective order. If you had notice and an opportunity to participate in the protective hearing, and if the protective order finds that you are a threat to your intimate…

If you don’t have your insurance verification with you when you are driving, and an officer stops you, you don’t need to worry. If you don’t have your insurance verification, the office must run your information through an online database.…