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When someone is arrested in Oklahoma, they often have questions about how bond works. The answer usually involves posting bond. Understanding how bond works in Oklahoma can help you make informed decisions and avoid unnecessary costs or delays. What Is Bond? Bond (also called bail) is money or property posted with the court to secure a defendant’s release from jail while awaiting trial. It is […]
We often get questions about the importance of witnesses in both civil and criminal cases. Whether you are pursuing a personal injury claim, defending against criminal charges, or involved in a contract dispute, witness testimony can help establish the truth and influence the outcome of your case. Our Creek County attorneys are here to explain. What Is a Witness? A witness is anyone who […]
We often get questions about the process to modify custody in Oklahoma. Child custody orders are designed to provide stability and serve the best interests of the child. However, life circumstances change, and sometimes an existing custody order no longer works for the child or the parents. In these cases, either parent can request a modification of custody. When is it Possible to Modify […]
We often get questions about whether or not verbal contracts are enforceable in Oklahoma. Many people believe that all contracts must be in writing to be valid, but that is not always the case. Verbal contracts, also known as oral agreements, can be legally enforceable under certain conditions. Understanding when they hold up in court can help you avoid costly disputes. Are Verbal Contracts […]
Estate planning often includes creating trusts to manage and protect assets, and one common option is an irrevocable trust. Unlike a revocable trust, which can be changed or revoked by the person who created it, an irrevocable trust is designed to be permanent. Understanding how irrevocable trusts work in Oklahoma can help you decide if one fits your financial and estate planning goals. What […]
The plain view doctrine is an important rule in criminal law that affects how police collect evidence. It allows law enforcement officers to seize certain items without a search warrant, as long as it meets specific legal requirements. In Oklahoma, this doctrine is common in drug cases, weapons charges, and other criminal investigations. What Is the Plain View Doctrine? Under the Fourth Amendment to […]
When individuals file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Oklahoma, one of the first steps in the process is taking the Means Test. This financial test determines whether you qualify for Chapter 7—which can eliminate most unsecured debts—or whether you might need to file Chapter 13 bankruptcy, which involves a repayment plan. How Does the Means Test Work? The Means Test was created to prevent […]
When a disabled individual experiences sexual assault, pursuing justice can be complex—especially if there is a guardianship. Guardianship, which gives someone legal authority to make decisions for another person, can directly affect the filing and handling of civil claims in Oklahoma. Understanding how guardianship works and its impact on these claims is crucial for protecting the rights of disabled victims. What Is Guardianship? Guardianship […]
Understanding the basics of a breach of contract can help you protect yourself and your business. Contracts are at the heart of most business and personal transactions and set out each party’s rights and obligations, providing structure and predictability. But when one party fails to uphold their end of the deal, it may constitute a breach of contract. What are the Basics of a […]
A revocable trust is a very useful tool in Oklahoma estate planning. When planning for the future, many Oklahomans want to ensure their property is managed smoothly during their lifetime and passed efficiently to their loved ones after death. One of the most popular tools for achieving this is a revocable trust, also known as a living trust. What Is a Revocable Trust? A […]