Tulsa Law Blog
Post Conviction DNA Testing
In May of 2013, Oklahoma became the 50 state to enact legislation covering post conviction DNA review for criminal defendants. The new law, 22 O.S. § 1373, Post conviction DNA Testing Act, is some of the most comprehensive legislation on DNA review in the nation. The law impacts criminal defendants that received 25 years or more of imprisonment in violent felony cases….
What Happens if an Officer Violates My Rights in Tulsa?
If an officer violates someone’s rights in Tulsa, there can be serious implications for both parties. In Oklahoma, individuals have several ways to address violations of their rights by police officers. Here, we’ll discuss some of the common violations and what your options may be. To see this article as a video, click here. Recognizing a Rights Violation The first…
Does Old Medical Debt On A Credit Report Hurt Me And Will Bankruptcy Help?
Old medical debt on a credit report can hurt you and filing bankruptcy in Oklahoma can be helpful. When it comes to credit scores, medical debt can play a significant role if it is not addressed promptly. The process of understanding how medical debt impacts your credit score and exploring bankruptcy as a potential solution can be complex and daunting….
Foreclosure Attorneys in Tulsa
Are you behind on paying your mortgage? Are you currently facing the possibility of filing for bankruptcy? Bankruptcy can help you keep your home and forgive your debts. If you’re an Oklahoma resident whose underwater in your home, contact our bankruptcy law office to speak with our foreclosure attorneys. You can get debt relief and possibly keep your home. It…
What Are The Different Kinds And Sentences For DUI In Oklahoma?
Sentences for DUI In Oklahoma depend on many different factors. All criminal offenses have direct and indirect consequences. Frequently, the indirect consequences are worse than the direct consequences. No-contact sex offense cases, like indecent exposure matters, are a good example. These cases usually are misdemeanors. Yet they usually also require long-term registration as a sex offender. The societal, economic, and…
Explaining Property Forfeiture Laws in Oklahoma
Property forfeiture laws in Oklahoma can be very unforgiving. Imagine this: you’re at home with your wife and child, watching TV. It’s early morning, and you’re finishing up breakfast. Everything seems peaceful, just like any other day. The next thing you know, there’s a loud knocking at your door, and you hear, “Police! Open up!” Immediately, your eyes grow as…