Challenge to estate central to complex divorce case
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a number of important cases in some upcoming sessions involving “preemption,” and these cases could change the way estate
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a number of important cases in some upcoming sessions involving “preemption,” and these cases could change the way estate
Everyone marries with the best intentions. You have children, buy a home and build a life together. Then, something happens, and things begin to fall
When most people hear the word bigamy, they may think of plural families in Utah or strange religious cults. While that type of bigamy may
A man in Milwaukee is facing felony charges for failure to support his child. While this may be unremarkable, what is remarkable is the way
In Oklahoma, we see many reasons for couples to obtain a divorce. Some are vague, like irreconcilable differences, and some are very specific, like incidents
With a challenging economy, some Oklahomans may decide they should try to save money on their divorce. After all, they know their situation better than
Gray divorce will become a well-know phrase in the coming years, because the baby boom generation is divorcing at a higher rate than previous generations.
The internet has changed the way many people interact. The rise of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other social media sites have altered how we gain
Divorce places many strains on a family, especially the relationship of the parents to the children. When a couple with children divorce, research shows that
Guardianship Case Our Oklahoma readers may remember the tragic incident of NFL player Jovan Belcher’s murder-suicide last month. As some may recall, the couple had
