Some couples live separate financial lives for years without obtaining a divorce. During that period they may buy homes, build retirement, incur debt, support children,
A closely held business can be both a family’s largest asset and its primary source of income. In an Oklahoma divorce, the court may need
Oil, gas, and mineral rights can create property division questions that do not arise with an ordinary home or bank account. A spouse may own
Retirement accounts can be among the most valuable assets in an Oklahoma divorce. A spouse may have a pension, 401(k), IRA, deferred compensation plan, military
Child custody is often the most emotional and important part of an Oklahoma divorce. For parents in Tulsa, the focus is usually not just on
Child custody is often one of the most important and emotionally challenging issues in a divorce involving children. When parents separate, Oklahoma courts must determine
Most people in Tulsa try to resolve matters like divorce, child custody, or child support on their own. They hope they can stay civil or
Divorce can be a stressful and emotional process for any family. Children can be some of the most vulnerable family members during this time. Parents
Getting divorced can be an emotional time for everyone involved. There are so many important filing deadlines you have to make, and there are many
Overcoming a divorce is never easy. Even if your divorce is uncontested and you are able to work out all the details with your spouse,
