Tulsa Law Blog
Tulsa Immigration Attorneys Explain Obtaining a Visa for Oklahoma Immigration
Our Tulsa immigration help people around the world want to visit or live in the United States. The United States offers individuals countless opportunities to citizens and non-citizens alike. Whether you want to come to the United States to visit or live permanently, there are procedures you must follow. These comply with immigration laws. If you need information regarding entering…
Understanding The Indian Child Welfare Act And How It Works in Oklahoma
The history of Oklahoma is intricately intertwined with Tribal law. Part of this history and the complexity of family law is reflected in the Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA). This legislation is critical and is designed to protect the welfare and rights of Native children and their culture as a whole. Created in 1978, the ICWA was a response to…
Things To Know When Entering A Child Custody Agreement in Oklahoma
Your child custody agreement is a crucial document that will control where and with whom your child will live. This document will also cover things like medical coverage, where the child will go to school, and religious preferences. It is important then that you take special care in drafting this agreement so that it will be clear and enforceable. Custody…
How Much Do Workers Compensation Attorneys Charge To Take A Case In Oklahoma
In Oklahoma, as in many other states, Workers Compensation Attorneys Charge nothing upfront to take your case. This is because workers’ compensation attorneys typically charge their fees on a contingency basis. This means that the attorney’s fees are contingent upon successfully obtaining benefits or a settlement for you. This is great news for injured workers. Lets face it a work…
Do I Keep Paying Estate Debts In Probate in Oklahoma?
Paying estate debts In probate in Oklahoma comes out of the estate itself. If funds are available they are paid by the executor as part of their probate duties. Oklahoma’s Probate Code details the procedure for paying the creditor claims of a decedent. A question often asked by someone who is faced with going through probate on behalf of a…
What Is Obtaining Property By False Pretense in Oklahoma? What Are The Penalties If I’m Convicted?
Obtaining Property By False Pretense is charged either as a felony or a misdemeanor in Oklahoma. If you find yourself in a situation in Oklahoma where you’re accused of obtaining property by false pretense, it’s important to know exactly what this means and the potential consequences you might face. This post will guide you through the basics of this law…