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Filing bankruptcy on past rent is a solution for many renters in Oklahoma. As inflation continues to grip the economy and wages remain steady, many Americans have faced hard financial decisions. In these trying economic times, you may have fallen behind on your rent. As your bills mount, you may be searching for a way to obtain relief. Bankruptcy was…
We all love our furry friends and want to feel safe when walking them around the neighborhood. Most people think about dog bites as being the most dangerous aftermath of an aggressive attack. However, it is equally dangerous to walk a dog without a proper leash. Or to be walked by someone who is not the dog’s owner. If you…
The Fourth Amendment and criminal law protects against unreasonable searches and seizures. It protects owners from unreasonable searches of themselves, their property and other effects. Unreasonable search and seizure is one that occurs without a warrant. The warrant must state with particularity who, what and where the search is to take place. The primary idea behind the fourth amendment is to…
Uttering a forged instrument in Oklahoma is illegal. The Oklahoma legislature uses the word “utter” as a synonym for the terms “pass” and “transfer.” Most people think of this crime as only involving hot checks but, this is not the case. Any negotiable instrument that is passed or otherwise forged is considered an uttering crime. Passing an instrument like a…
Your child custody agreement is a crucial document that will control where and with whom your child will live. This document will also cover things like medical coverage, where the child will go to school, and religious preferences. It is important then that you take special care in drafting this agreement so that it will be clear and enforceable. Custody…
A new workers compensation law is set to take effect in February 2014. The bill creates an opportunity for businesses to opt-out of Oklahoma’s workers’ compensation law program. They can either self-insuring to provide benefits for injured workers or purchasing policies from approved insurance providers. This does not eliminate the workers’ compensation system. It does though enable corporations to provide…