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Tulsa Law Blog
What Things Make a Will Invalid in Oklahoma?
In Oklahoma bad procedures can make a will Invalid if it doesn’t satisfy legal requirements. Estate planning is one of the most important legal procedures that many people go through. However, the effects of the choices and the legal validity of how you made in your will won’t be fully known until after you are gone. When considering how you…
Calculating Benefits After Unemployment Appeal in Oklahoma
Calculating Benefits After Unemployment Appeal doesn’t have to so hard. The most confusing part of unemployment might be the question of what am I actually going to get. The confusion is heightened when you’re facing the uncertainty of an appeal from a denial of your Oklahoma unemployment benefits. The equation to determine benefits can be complicated, but it can be…
How Do I Get A Simple Agreed Divorce in Oklahoma?
A simple agreed divorce, also known as an uncontested divorce, is one of the most straightforward ways to dissolve a marriage. In this process, both spouses agree on all the major terms of the divorce, including property division, child custody, child support, and spousal support (if applicable). This article outlines the steps to obtain a simple agreed divorce and provides…
When Can Artificial Intelligence As Expert Testimony in an Oklahoma Family Law Case
In 2026, Oklahoma is at the cutting edge of legal technology with the introduction of House Bill 2016. This legislation—which officially went into effect on November 1, 2025—creates the first formal framework for using Artificial Intelligence as expert testimony in Oklahoma courts. For parents in a custody battle or spouses in a high-asset divorce, this means that data-driven insights from…
What Is A DUI Field Sobriety Test In Oklahoma?
A DUI field sobriety test In Oklahoma is some of the most common evidence used by the Police in a DUI. Field sobriety tests determine impairment or a BAC level in DUI stops The BAC is used to establish probable cause for a DUI arrest. The court determines their admissibility in any DUI case on a case-by-case basis, using the…
8 Things That Can Hurt Your Custody Battle in Tulsa
When parents become involved in a custody battle, they often focus on proving why they should receive custody of their child. However, many custody cases are influenced just as much by what a parent does wrong as by what they do right. Oklahoma courts are primarily concerned with the best interests of the child, and a parent’s actions during the…