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In Creek County, grandparents may be able to get emergency custody of their grandchildren under certain circumstances. A court typically grants emergency custody when the child’s safety and well-being are at immediate risk, requiring swift legal intervention. For separated parents, this is filed through a paternity or divorce action. However, for a grandparent it can look much different. Here, we’ll discuss the conditions needed, […]
Possession of child pornography is a serious accusation that carries severe legal consequences. In Creek County, Oklahoma, possession of child pornography is a felony offense. Under Oklahoma law, it’s illegal to knowingly possess, procure, or distribute any visual depiction of a minor engaged in sexually explicit conduct. The law covers various forms of media, including digital files, photographs, videos, and other visual representations. Potential […]
Child custody disputes are often complex, and when they involve Native American families in Oklahoma, they may fall under the jurisdiction of tribal courts. Understanding when and how to file for child custody in tribal court, as well as the implications of doing so, is crucial for those involved in such cases. Here, we’ll discuss these and other things you need to know when […]
Driving Under the Influence (DUI) can be a felony or a misdemeanor in Creek County, Oklahoma, and comes with significant legal consequences. Whether a DUI is classified as a felony or a misdemeanor depends on several factors, including the specifics of the incident, the driver’s history, and the presence of aggravating circumstances. Here, we’ll discuss some of the criteria for each type of charge, […]
Easement disputes are a common issue in property law, particularly in states like Oklahoma where land usage rights can significantly affect property value and utilization. An easement is a non-possessory right to use and/or enter onto the property of another without possessing it. Some common uses are the passage of utility lines, shared driveways, or allowing access to a landlocked property. In Oklahoma, easements […]
Joint child custody is a common arrangement in Creek County, Oklahoma, where both parents share legal and/or physical custody of their child. This arrangement aims to ensure that the child maintains a strong relationship with both parents. In perfect circumstances, both parties will be on board with the arrangements. In more severe instances, you may have to see out a court order for it. […]
Trying to challenge a will in Oklahoma involves a legal process where an individual contests the validity of a will during probate. Due to the extremely emotional nature of these cases, knowing exactly what they mean is very important. Here, we’ll discuss who can contest a will, the requirements you must meet, and what to expect during the process. Grounds for Challenging a Will […]
Pepper spray for self defense is a widely common form of protection people use. The use and possession of pepper spray are generally legal in Creek County, as well as other counties in Oklahoma. Unlike some states, Oklahoma does not have specific restrictions on the strength or size of pepper spray containers, making it widely available for personal protection. However, while the law permits […]
You have the right to appeal a child custody decision if you find fault in a child custody decision ruling in Creek County Family Court. The appellate process allows you to challenge the decision made by the lower court after an unfavorable outcome. However, it involves specific legal procedures and considerations you must follow. This means that just because you can appeal a decision […]
In Oklahoma, instead of being a fathers or mothers rights state, child custody decisions are guided by the principle of the “best interests of the child”. This approach ensures that both mothers and fathers have equal standing in custody disputes, promoting fairness and focusing on the child’s well-being. It also encourages better standards for co-parenting when no favoring one over the other. Here, we’ll […]