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answered on Apr 1, 2021
Calling police won't help as this is a civil matter. The court enforces visitation orders, not the police.
If she denies the court ordered visitation you can hire an attorney to enforce your visitation. The other option is if it is only one day of visitation that is at issue you... View More 
She made plans on my day and has told the kids she is going to keep them whether I agree to allow her to or not. Could I call the police?
answered on Apr 1, 2021
If you have a court order for visitation and she denies the court ordered visitation you can hire an attorney to enforce your visitation. The other option is if it is only one day of visitation that is at issue you could agree to a make up visitation day on one of her scheduled days. If it is... View More
I am in OK. My ex is in GA (where our divorce was, but he's in a different county). My oldest son went to live with him and I kept my youngest so we had new papers drawn up. The support order was calculated on both of our incomes of course but as mine was lower, the order only shows that he... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2021
If the court orders are in Georgia and jurisdiction has not been moved to Oklahoma, looks like you will need to consult with an attorney in Georgia.
If the case has been moved to Oklahoma then you could consult with an attorney in your local area.
Either way, this does not sound... View More
answered on Mar 25, 2021
You can file in Oklahoma if you have lived in Oklahoma for the last six months and file in the county where you have lived the last 30 days. If the other party does not live in Oklahoma and does not agree to submit to Oklahoma jurisdiction then you could have a jurisdictional issue so meet with an... View More
I understand it’s calculated by his and her income and hers is just minimum wage since she doesn’t work, but she has multiple degrees from college she just wants everyone else to take care of her instead of being a provider. Then turns around and wants him to take their daughter Friday,... View More
answered on Mar 24, 2021
It is possible for the court to impute income based on her education, past work experience, and ability to earn. In my experience this is hard to do but is possible.
With that said, be careful what you ask for because sometimes this can backfire if she then starts working and child care... View More
business. They have a good income. Would the mother's income offset my son's support? He pays $275/mo and over $150 a month for the child's insurance.
What I’m asking is, can his support amount be reduced because he is paying for health care on the child now. His child... View More
answered on Mar 17, 2021
I am not sure what you mean when you ask if the income of the mother would offset child support.
The income of both the mother and father is factored into the child support computation. The income of her husband is not considered.
My soon to be ex husband and I are in agreement on everything inside our house as far as who will get what. We have it on paper and are about to have it notarized. However, we just bought this house on 9/30/2020 and he is wanting to stay in the house. I do not mind if he does, I just don’t know... View More
answered on Mar 16, 2021
Yes. You should each have your own attorney. One attorney cannot ethically represent both sides at the same time.
I have my signed decree that states, "Support alimony payments shall only terminate if Petitioner remarries". My ex-wife informed me she has remarried effective 5 March 2020. I have paid the amount in full as required for March. When April rolls around do I require a court injunction... View More
answered on Mar 8, 2021
Hire an attorney to help you terminate the alimony payment. Things at the courthouse are moving slow with the weather closings and covid so get this filed asap.
VA is used for purposes of gross income in calculating child support.
answered on Mar 5, 2021
I don't see why not unless there is a court order stating otherwise.
When my child was 1, the mother of my child left the state without consulting an attorney and I haven’t been able to see my child in almost 4 years. We have had shared custody since my child was born. She is posting online about being under the influence, selling illegal drugs and blatantly... View More
answered on Mar 5, 2021
Your post raises a few questions and if you can provide some additional information I will try to point you in the right direction.
You say you have shared custody. Is there an actual custody/visitation order from the court? If so, what court?
Where does the child live now and how... View More
She is 21 years of age regardless how can this be right?
answered on Mar 3, 2021
Is it an Oklahoma child support order or is it a child support order entered in a different state?
In the Child custody plan my ex is entitled to claim our “minor” child on his taxes, with the proper form. Is this still in affect, now that he is no longer a minor?
answered on Mar 2, 2021
It depends on if the child still in high school and the language of your court order. Have an attorney review your order and the facts of this matter for a reliable answer.
Only one of the two victims is cooperating.
answered on Feb 25, 2021
You won't know for sure what evidence the state has until discovery is received. The discovery will disclose the state's evidence. Talk to your attorney if you already have one, if not hire one asap.
answered on Feb 25, 2021
There is not enough information here to know what is going on with this case. With that said, if there is a threat that children may be removed by the state the guardians and the parents each need to hire attorneys right now. It is always better to take action to try to prevent the removal than... View More
answered on Feb 25, 2021
Family law cases are not as simple as filing out forms. Preparing the proper documents in only part of the equation. It is also critical to follow the appropriate procedure, local court rules, and fully understand the rules of evidence so any evidence can be properly presented and considered by... View More
answered on Feb 22, 2021
A court order remains in place unless/until it is modified.
A caseworker states false affidavit then resigns the judge denied cross examination or a continuance when I had factual evidence contradictory to caseworkers statement and affidavit
answered on Feb 19, 2021
This would depend on the details and the specific reason the court made that ruling. Did you have an attorney or were you trying to represent yourself?
answered on Feb 18, 2021
I wouldn't do that because if the other parent thinks you have extra money they could try and double cross you and modify support later and you could end up owning more. I have seen this happen before. Other attorneys may have a different opinion but that would be my opinion.
Basically the person my love that I truly care for her and she dealing with unable to attend a normal schooling and she has a abusive verbal dad that talks crap too her and her mother and I am wanting to get her out of that place and see about letting her move in she currently 15 but by May she... View More
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