Oklahoma now has a program where they will text you automated reminders of your court appearances. If you’re a party to a court case, you don’t have to participate in the program, but if you want text messages to remind
Bartlesville Law Blog
The Bartlesville Law Blog, published by Persaud Law Office, covers a range of legal topics relevant to residents of Bartlesville and surrounding Oklahoma counties. The blog addresses family law issues such as divorce, child custody, adoption, and guardianship, as well as estate planning and probate matters. It also discusses civil law, immigration law, motor vehicle regulations, and appellate law. The blog provides practical information on legal procedures, updates on new state laws, and guidance on navigating court processes. It aims to inform the community about local legal developments and resources available through Persaud Law Office.
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We Don’t Use AI at Persaud Law Office
In all the time I have practiced law, I have never used artificial intelligence to write a legal brief. This is because there have been so many instances of AI writing legal briefs that contain citations to cases and laws…
The Joy of Adoption in Bartlesville, Oklahoma
Earlier today, I represented an adoptive couple at their final hearing on adoption. As soon as the judge signed the order, my clients had a new child. Adoption is one of the most joyous areas of law to practice. It…
What Makes a Marriage Legal in Oklahoma?
Understanding what makes a marriage legal in Oklahoma is essential for couples planning to get married or wondering if their union meets the state’s requirements. At Persaud Law Office in Bartlesville, Oklahoma, we have received questions about age limits, marriage…
New Oklahoma Laws 2025
This year, the Oklahoma state legislature passed nearly five hundred new laws. Below is a description of some of the most important laws passed this year. Most of these laws will go into effect this November 1; others have already…
How Long Do I Have to Respond to a Lawsuit?
If you have received a summons in a civil case, you have twenty days to respond. In a small claims case, you do not need to respond until…
The New Child Abduction Prevention Law in Oklahoma
This year the Oklahoma State Legislature passed the Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act (UCAPA). UCAPA takes effect on November 1,…
How to Settle an Estate Without Probate
A relative of yours has passed away, and you want to settle the estate without probate. You wonder if this is possible. In some cases, it…
The New Oklahoma Law that Makes Lawsuits Go Quicker
This September 1, the “Oklahoma Expedited Actions Act” goes into effect. The Expedited Actions Act is designed to make civil lawsuits go…
How Can I Get Custody of My Sister's Child in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma, there are procedures that allow adults to gain custody of a relative’s child. However, because parents’ rights are…