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Broken Arrow, OK 74012
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Oklahoma First Degree Manslaughter involve complex legal issues. The following is an example of one instance of it. In the 2010 Oklahoma case of State v. Ceasar, a driver in a hit-and-run accident was charged with first degree manslaughter. Ceasar was driving with a revoked license. Further, he hit two pedestrians crossing the street. One pedestrian died due to her injuries,…
In Oklahoma, you can access court records through various means, including online databases and by visiting the courthouse in person. Over the years the systems available for on line record searches has improved drastically. Used to be that available on line searches were nonexistent or otherwise nearly impossible to use. Technology has made access available for all sorts of legal…
Disputes with a contractor are a common issue for homeowners. Regardless if you are building a new home or a remolding job construction disputes are common. These disagreements can arise due to various reasons, such as delays in project completion, budget overruns, or the quality of work not meeting expectations. It is crucial for homeowners to know how to navigate…
When you’re going through a divorce in Oklahoma, understanding how alimony works and when alimony is awarded is important. Alimony, AKA spousal support, is a form of financial assistance that one spouse may be a requirement to provide to the other after the dissolution of marriage. The laws in Oklahoma cover when they award alimony, its duration and if it’s…
A Felon In Possession Of A Firearm is a serious crime. I have personally seen cases where a person is convicted of a felony decades ago and the charge comes back to haunt them under the felon in possession statues in our state. In Oklahoma, understanding the felon in possession laws are very important, especially if you have a felony…
As in most jurisdictions, determining whether a parent is unfit in Oklahoma involves considering a range of factors related to the parent’s behavior, conduct, and ability to care for their child. A family court will typically make this determination based on evidence presented during legal proceedings, often as part of child custody or termination of parental rights cases. The determination…