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If you’re involved in a legal dispute in Oklahoma, it’s important to understand whether your case will be a a civil or criminal trial—because the rules, procedures, and outcomes differ in significant ways. While both types of trials take place in a courtroom and may involve judges, lawyers, and juries, the purpose, standards of proof, and potential consequences vary greatly. Purpose of the Case […]
Going through a criminal case in Oklahoma can be a confusing and stressful experience, especially if it’s your first time facing the criminal justice system. Whether you’re facing accusations of a misdemeanor or a felony, it’s important to understand what happens at each stage of the process so you can make informed decisions and protect your rights. The Arrest and Booking A criminal case […]
Understanding the difference between a will and a trust can help you make the best choice for your assets, your family, and your peace of mind. When it comes to planning for the future, many people ask: “Should I have a will, a trust, or both?” While both documents are important estate planning tools, they serve different purposes and offer different benefits, especially here […]
If you’re facing criminal charges or involved in a civil lawsuit in Creek County, you may be entitled to a jury trial. But what does that actually mean? Understanding the basics of how jury trials work in Creek County can help you better prepare, protect your rights, and make informed decisions about your case. What Kinds of Cases Go to a Jury Trial? You […]
We often get questions from clients facing financial hardship about the difference between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. Both options offer relief from overwhelming debt, but they work in very different ways. Knowing which type of bankruptcy best fits your situation is the first step toward taking back control of your financial future. What Is Chapter 7 Bankruptcy? Chapter 7 bankruptcy, often called […]
Probable cause is a key exception to warrant requirements. In Oklahoma, as in the rest of the United States, the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution protects citizens from unreasonable searches and seizures. This includes vehicle searches, with certain exceptions where law enforcement officers can search a car without a warrant, such as with probable cause. How Probable Cause is Determined in a Car […]
A comprehensive Plan for Care and Treatment is important in guardianship cases, particularly those involving minors or incapacitated adults. This plan outlines how the guardian manages the well-being of the ward (the person under guardianship) and ensures their needs are met. Anyone seeking guardianship must understand what a Plan for Care and Treatment involves, as it demonstrates to the court that the guardian is […]
Disinheritance, the act of excluding someone from receiving assets in a will or trust, is a sensitive yet crucial aspect of estate planning. In Creek County, you have the right to decide how to distribute your assets, but you must follow specific laws and procedures to ensure that disinheritance is legally valid. Understanding how disinheritance works can help you create an estate plan that […]
Receiving a conviction in a tribal court can have unique legal implications, as tribal courts operate under different legal frameworks from state and federal courts. Tribal courts have jurisdiction over certain cases involving individuals on tribal lands, with some limitations set by federal law. Understanding Tribal Court Jurisdiction and Authority The types of cases tribal courts hear and the sentencing authority are influenced by […]
Understanding the role of pets in a divorce can be confusing. In Oklahoma, pets are legally personal property rather than family members. This classification impacts how courts treat pets during divorce proceedings, as the court must determine how to fairly divide all assets, including pets, between the parties. Legal Status of Pets in Oklahoma Under Oklahoma law, pets are classified as personal property. This […]