Multi-State Divorce & Family Law Blog by Stange Law Firm, PC

Divorce mediation can be a great alternative to litigation, but only if both spouses are willing to compromise and negotiate peaceably. Mediation offers a divorcing couple the opportunity to negotiate their divorce on their own terms in private as opposed to a public trial in which the judge has the final say. The mediation process is relatively straightforward. Even for very complex divorces, it can provide expedited results. Unfortunately, mediation doesn’t always proceed as expected or intended. A Tulsa, OK divorce attorney is the ideal resource if you want to take advantage of the benefits of divorce mediation. While you

Divorce proceedings in Oklahoma courts require a discovery process, just like most other civil cases. If you are preparing to divorce in Tulsa and negotiation is off the table as an option, you should be bracing for the litigation process by hiring a reliable attorney to represent your side of the divorce case. If you and your spouse own significant assets and wealth, it’s even more necessary to hire an experienced Tulsa divorce attorney who can help you ensure a fair outcome under Oklahoma’s equitable distribution laws. What Is Equitable Distribution? Unlike community property laws that aim for a 50/50

On behalf of Stange Law Firm, PC posted in divorce on Wednesday, June 3, 2020. The last few months have been trying for most couples. In addition to the usual stresses that can impact a marriage, Missouri couples have had to face social distancing, unemployment, risk of falling ill due to a widespread pandemic and shortages of goods that many consider to be necessities. While some couples report that being at home with their spouse almost round the clock has brought them closer, many others have experienced the opposite and are now considering divorce.  For those that have decided that it would be best to