Every case is different, but a reasonable belief is the starting point, there are many factors involved in this and since you would be violating a court order, you need to make sure that you are doing it in the manner in which you are allowed in order to not be held in contempt yourself. Allowing... View More

Sorry for your troubles in this matter. While sometimes our emotions do not always line up with the legal process you should context an attorney to assist you in this matter so they can help you coordinate through this trying time.

I agree this is very loose language. You need to contact an attorney in your area. Usually that wording would indicate someone other than the child is claiming them, in other words so long as your child does not do their own taxes then they would be eligible to be claimed on someone else’s.

Contact the sheriff office and report them. Beyond that you can pursue a VPO against them if you feel threatened. Other than that you may have some elements of stalking but you need to contact an attorney in your area to assist you.

You should contact and familY and adoption attorney to best evaluate your specific scenario. However, I would suspect they could negotiate a term for your consent to waive anything in arrears. While this is not guaranteed if an awoc is being pursued, it could be something pursued through a consent... View More

Yes.

Yes. If she is the custodian due to a guardianship then she has authority over you.

The ATI is statutory and is something that has to be put in place so the parties cannot directly control another party by terminating insurance or not paying bills etc…. You can mutually agree to not have it but if it is not mutual then it is not negotiable and mandatory.

Without reviewing all the appropriate documents it is hard to determine. However, usually she gets half of his retirement that was acquired (and interest there in) during the marriage. Anything after the marriage wouldn’t be subject to the half. Then during your marriage the increase of... View More

It depends - if this was information that was obtained during discovery and those people were mentioned but without names and they are an integral part then they can be required. The discovery code is complex and your attorney should be able to advise you in this matter.

You can file without a lawyer. Oklahoma allows pro se representation. It just isn’t advisable due to potential issues with creditors and publication and the like. Best of luck to you.

Sorry for your misfortune in regards to your house. If that is the only thing in your case and there are not other circumstances then you should file a motion to enforce. Contact a family law attorney to assist you with this for best results.

You can attempt to, however the common response will be you should have adjusted your driving to adjust for the weather then you would not have slid through the intersection.

Child support will have to be paid in accordance with the child support order - most likely until graduation but can be longer, for instance some decrees stipulate even through college. In order to get it changed there would need to be a modification to the order.

Based solely on the specifics that you presented - it isn’t legal.

Not sure what your question is - however, the officer presents the charges based on the information they have. In other words if the computers are down, or that particular department is not using computers, then he may not see the prior offenses and therefore presents the charges to the DA or city... View More

There are some specifics for name changes however there is some looseness to these that can sometimes be worked around. However that may not be your best solution but you should contact an attorney and let the review all your specifics to advise you the best course of action.

Based on the limited facts, you may be able to file here however you need to have an attorney look at the facts of your case.

Assuming this is an adoption without consent hearing then by not showing up it is deemed as consent is given and therefore termination proceeds as if the person said yes to it ultimately terminating the rights and allowing the adoption to take place.

This is a very broad generalization as... View More

If the officer has a legitimate purpose in accordance with their duties then yes they can ignore the posted signs and conduct their official business.