Tulsa Law Blog
Cosigning For Debt and Bankruptcy
Cosigning For Debt and Bankruptcy helps get you off the hook for the debt once you file your chapter 7. If you or someone you co-sign for on a vehicle is considering…
Is Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Right for You?
In recent years, more and more Americans have found themselves weighed down by significant debt. Struggling to pay bills and living expenses, dodging harassing phone calls, and losing sleep over financial worries…
Possession of an Open Container
In July of 2017, Rogers County officers attempted to stop a man for speeding. The driver, once the officer began getting out of the police car, sped off. He led officers on…
Defending Rape Charges
Defending Rape Charges requires a strong understanding of potential defenses. In February of 2017 a Tulsa man was convicted of rape by instrumentation and crimes against nature. During Valentine’s Day, a woman…
What to do if you’re injured at work
When you suffer injuries in a work-related accident, you should not talk with the insurance company’s attorney. You only talk with them about your accident only in the presence of your workers compensation…
Tulsa Lawyers Review Assault and Battery on an Officer
In Oklahoma, it’s a felony to commit assault and battery on an officer. This also includes police, sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, corrections officers, highway patrol, and any other peace officers that are in…