Motion to settle resolves an order that was either agreed upon or decided by the judge and the other party does not sign. Purpose is to get the court to sign an order.

A trial means there is no agreement and the court conducts a hearing "trial" to decide all contested issues.... View More

Your action would be against your ex

not the bank. You can file contempt against your ex if she has willfully violated an order if the court. If found guilty she can be ordered to pay your attorney fees and in some extreme cases even be sentenced to jail.

A common law marriage in Oklahoma is a legal marriage just as much as one where a marriage license is procured and then the parties have a traditional marriage before a Judge or other clergy. There is no superseding. In case of divorce or as termed now dissolution, the Court will divide the marital... View More

The child's parents are responsible for the medical and dental bills for their child. If divorced, the child support guidelines are used to determine the percentages and amounts that the parents are to be responsible for when the child incurs charges.

I'm not sure of your questions, but as long as you are permanent residents, you don't need to worry about an immigration issue. You may want to consider applying for naturalization.

As long as your petition meets all the requirements for a divorce petition to be filed in Oklahoma County and in Oklahoma, it doesn't matter if it was filed under the family and domestic divorce with minor children. You will want to contact the Clerk's office and advise them so it can be... View More

If you have been a resident of the State of Oklahoma for six months preceding the filing of your petition in Court and a resident of the County where the filing takes place for thirty days prior to filing, you can legally file and get a divorce even if your husband no loner lives in Oklahoma.

To get a divorce all you have to prove is that one of you wants a divorce. To give you an opinion on your odds of custody an attorney would need to know all of the facts of your case. Contact an attorney to discuss your situation and they will be able to explain your options. Pete D. Louden... View More

I have worked on several of these cases in the past. Usually, the Judges do a fairly good job of making their instructions clear. If not, the Judge gets to see the case again. Not something they are anxious to do.

If it is not clear, I would have your wife's lawyer contact the... View More

There is not enough info here to sort this out. To get a reliable answer, gather all your documents and meet with an attorney. Once the attorney has a handle on the status of your case they will be able to answer your questions.

The grounds are as follows:

1. One party or both are under the age of 18.

2. One party incapable of consenting to marriage due to mental incapacity or incompetence.

3. Married to another person at the time of the marriage.

4. Fraud.

5. Divorced less than 6... View More

Your attorney will draft the decree and present to the court.

You are entitled to all records concerning the child. The problem you have described happens all the time. The good news is that there is a solution. Simple solution is hire an attorney to modify your existing court orders to include language that addresses this issue.

You should visit an attorney in your area to determine if the lien is filed with the recorder of deeds and that it is still valid. You may need to foreclose or file a claim in the probate case if one is filed.

A notorized agreement is not the same as an order of the court. Your attorney will prepare your agreement in the form of a court order, present to the court for approval, and then file.

All you need to do is take your agreement to an attorney in your local area and they will be able prepare the documents and present to the court.

No. Notice by publication is used when a party cannot be located.

This is a problem that I encounter often when a custodial parent puts her need to be in control over the best interest of the child. The good news is that there is a solution to take it out of her hands. I have had success in the past with this type of issue by modifying the visitation order to... View More

In order to give you an opinion on a legal document, an attorney would need to first see the document. You should take all your documents to an attorney so they can review and then they will be able to give you a reliable answer.

He must serve her with notice of filing of the divorce. If he knows where she is, it would be best to hire a private process server to serve her. If he can't locate her, she can be served with notice by publication, and should get a lawyer to help make sure it's done right. You can... View More