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Tulsa Law Blog
Oklahoma Adult Guardianship Lawyers in Tulsa
An Oklahoma adult guardianship is the means Courts use to allow an adult to handle the legal affairs of another adult. An adult guardianship is also know as a conservatorship. The two terms are the same and used interchangeably. The unfortunate truth is that as our society ages we find our-self needing an increased number of consevatorships. This is for…
Adopting a Child in Oklahoma – What You Should Know
Oklahoma adoption attorneys go through the adoption process on a regular basis. If you’ve experienced this process before, you know the stress of gaining the rights to care for the child that you love. There are a variety of reasons why parents and families choose to adopt a child. No two situations are ever the same. As such, the adoption process is…
Expunging Protective Orders in Oklahoma
Oklahoma law allows individuals to seek protection from undue stalking, harassment or abuse. Emergency protective orders intend this protection. If necessary and upon a showing of good cause, a permanent order of protection occurs. While emergency and final protective orders will not actually prevent an individual from choosing to pursue their stalking, harassment or abuse, these orders serve as a…
Can I File for Workers Compensation?
Unlike the tort system, where you are able to file suit against someone who is at fault for causing you harm, such as a personal injury action, a nursing home negligence action, or a medical malpractice action, the workers’ compensation system does not take into account fault. Rather the system is no fault. The key is that the injury happened…
Estate Planning and Oklahoma Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT)
Oklahoma Spousal Lifetime Access Trust is a great tool used to shelter assets. A Spousal Lifetime Access Trust (SLAT) is a written irrevocable trust that one spouse establishes for the benefit of the other. The goal of a SLAT is to transfer assets into a trust that is available to provide some financial assistance to the spouse, but to exclude…
Child Abuse Domestic Violence Case Dismissed
Child abuse domestic violence charges dismissed in Tulsa today. Just like any domestic violence case if its enhanced and charged as child abuse domestic violence the charge must be supported by what the State can prove. This means that State of Oklahoma, when charging Child abuse domestic violence, has to meet the elements of the crime and this includes some…
