Tulsa Law Blog
Criminal Defense Attorneys Examine Application to Revoke Probation
Application to Revoke Probation for a failure to complete your terms and conditions of the criminal sentence puts your personal freedom in danger. Sometimes people convicted of crimes receive a suspended sentence or deferred sentence. However, both type plea agreements require a plea of guilty at the time of sentencing. Once the plea enters, you are on a probationary period. This…
APC DUI Criminal Charges in Tulsa
APC DUI criminal charges in Tulsa can be a nightmare. After a night of bar hopping with friends, you think you’re sober enough to drive home. After walking to your car on the street along the curb, you pull out your keys. Immediately you realize you are in no shape to drive. Because you are responsible, you decide to sleep…
Defining Oklahoma Emergency Custody Orders
Oklahoma Emergency Custody Orders are designed to protect children from an immediate risk of harm. In Oklahoma, thousands of Emergency Orders are issued each year. Most are issued on good valid facts while in some other cases they may be issued on a more dubious basis. A Ponca City woman recently faced arrest and emergency child custody loss. She faces…
Federal Income Taxes and Immigration Status
Federal Income Taxes and Immigration Status go hand in hand. Filing both federal and state income taxes can greatly impact your possibilities of becoming a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) or U.S. citizen. The law requires all immigrants (documented or undocumented) to follow the same tax laws as other LPRs and U.S. citizens. You must report your income, depending on how…
Automobile Exemption
In Oklahoma Bankruptcy Cases, you’re given an opportunity to protect certain assets by using bankruptcy exemptions. The most common exemptions are used for your home and your car. There’s several other bankruptcy exemptions available to people filing bankruptcy in Oklahoma. But for now this blog post will confine itself to the automobile exemption in Oklahoma You Don’t Lose Your Car, Its The…
Your Right to Remain Silent: What Every Oklahoman Needs to Know
Miranda is one’s right to remain silent. It states that the prosecution through the Police may not use statements of individuals when they are in custodial custody without first receiving their miranda right to remain silent. Miranda is a precautionary rule. It protects the Fifth Amendment rights of suspects within criminal cases. However, Miranda is only applicable when the suspect is in custodial custody and…
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