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Additional Resources
Protective Orders in Tulsa, OK
In Tulsa, victims of domestic violence, harassment, stalking, and other violent crimes can file for protection through victim protective orders (VPOs) and other protective orders.
Establishing Paternity in Tulsa
In Oklahoma, a child born to two married parents is presumed to be the legal and biological child of those parents. If parents have a
Estate Planning Mistakes to Avoid in Tulsa
Estate plans are important tools for protecting your estate and its assets during your life. They enable you to pass your estate to designated beneficiaries,
Why Is An Attorney Important in an Uncontested Divorce?
An uncontested divorce happens when spouses file for a divorce in agreement on all major issues or agree on most and are prepared to negotiate
How Domestic Violence Changes Divorce Proceedings
Domestic violence impacts the lives of many families and individuals. It is an unfortunate reality that many people face throughout Oklahoma and the country. If
Default Divorces in Oklahoma
If a spouse refuses to sign divorce papers, it can make an already stressful process seem more overwhelming. Any divorce, even uncontested divorces, comes with
