answered on Aug 13, 2020
An Oklahoma attorney could advise best, as state laws can differ regarding abandoned or lost property. But your question remains open for a week. As a general matter, from your brief description, it does not sound like you did anything wrong. It sounds like you did a good deed by returning the... View More 
They can’t directly donate from their country. Could they send me the money and me donate 100% for them?
answered on Jul 3, 2020
It might depend on why they can't do that. If it is because of laws in their country prohibit them from doing so, doing it through a third-party might be seen as the same thing for all intents and purposes. Also, if it is a significant sum that could involve tax considerations in connection... View More
answered on Feb 20, 2020
This is really something that someone familiar with Oklahoma motor vehicle regulations would know. But you and your church have patiently waited five weeks, and your post remains open. Here's something that hopefully could be helpful. It's the web address for a page about school buses at... View More
answered on Oct 16, 2019
There is no right to be compensated. That is something that you should discuss with your family. There are civil torts that address unjust enrichment that might provide you with some legal support. However, your compensation for any investment/labor/expenses should have been made clear beforehand.
I bought my very first mega lottery ticket. I know nothing about it really. I wanted three separate tickets because I got one for me, my sister, and my mother. But they put it on just one ticket. So I put our first initial D,L,S next to the numbers but my mom said that was a no-no.. So did I... View More
answered on Nov 28, 2018
I don’t practice in Oklahoma, but your question remains open for 5 weeks. Tickets in general do provide a place to enter the name of the holder, but it is usually a separate field than where the numbers appear. You could check with the store that sold you the ticket and the gaming commission in... View More
How can we gain rightful ownership back?
answered on Aug 19, 2015
What are the facts? You gave none at all, just a question.
answered on Oct 14, 2015
Look up witness compensation in the Oklahoma statutes.
How long is this document valid and at what point does ownership become final enabling a Deed to be issued
answered on Nov 4, 2015
You need to go speak with a local probate attorney about this. There are very few attorneys who answer questions regularly on this forum from your state.
answered on Oct 26, 2013
Unfortunately, 9/9/2013 has already passed. The statute of limitations for most claims in Oklahoma is two years. It is shorter for some things and longer for others. You should consult with an attorney who, with the details, can help you determine if your claim is viable.
answered on Dec 23, 2013
An officer's contradictory statements may not be enough to dismiss a case. An attorney would need all the facts to determine if filing such a motion would have any chance of success.
answered on Oct 26, 2013
Probably your main risk is being charged with impersonating a police officer. The issue is that it is not up to you whether someone else thinks you are a police officer. If someone yields or stops under the impression you are a police officer, you can end up with jail time even though you did not... View More
answered on Oct 26, 2013
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation has information on their website about expungement: http://www.ok.gov/osbi/Criminal_History/Criminal_History_Record_Expungem...
answered on Oct 26, 2013
The limitations period does not change according to the number of prior felony convictions. However, different crimes have different time limits and certain activities may extend the time during which you may be charged.
answered on Mar 28, 2011
This provision allows state agencies to collect money from you through your state income tax refund, if you are due a refund in excess of $50.00. The amount owed to the state agency, municipal court, or district court must also exceed $50.00.
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