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What Do You Do if the Discovery Is Useless in Oklahoma?
If it’s frustrating, overburdensome, or not useful for the case, you can object to certain discovery requests, and set it for a hearing.
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What Is a Temporary Order Hearing in an Oklahoma Family Law Case?
Oftentimes it’s necessary to have a temporary order put in place to govern the behavior of the parties to ensure things are progressing.
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How to Transfer a Case up to Civil Court from Small Claims Court in Oklahoma
You have the right to transfer a case to civil court upon a motion. It grants you the ability to collect attorney’s fees per the statute.
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What Do You Do When a Tenant Is Destroying Your Property and You Need Help Now?
In Oklahoma, the Landlord-Tenant Act allows immediate relief to protect your property from irreparable harm.
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What Happens if I Perform a Service I Was Expecting to Get Paid for and I Wasn’t Paid
If you need help navigating this process, you must sit down in a confidential meeting with an attorney to discuss your options.
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What Do You Do When Someone Is Not Following the Terms of the Contract That You Both Agreed To?
The first thing you must do is make sure you have your evidence together.
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What Is a Guardian Ad Litem?
A GAL is a person appointed by the court to protect the best interests of a child pursuant to the provisions of Title 43.
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Is It Possible to Get a Felony Expunged From Your Criminal Record?
Under Oklahoma law, there are ways to get both misdemeanors and felonies expunged from a criminal record. However, you must qualify.
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Are Written Statements by Witnesses Enough?
A witness statement is an individual’s account of the facts and events of relevant issues that occurred in a dispute.
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What Happens in a Probate in Oklahoma When There’s Property Located in Another State?
The law of the jurisdiction where the real estate is located is what’s going to control. Do not go alone, hire a probate attorney to help.
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What to Do When You’ve Been Sued and Your 20 Day Response Time Is Running Out
If the 20 days is about to run listed in your summons, you need to add it fast in your family law case to avoid getting a default judgment.
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What Happens When You Have to File an Emergency Petition in a Family Law Case
We’ll set it for what’s known as a show-cause hearing, which is a trial where those allegations and the emergency petitions are heard.
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The Opposing Party Isn’t Following Court Order: What Do I Do?
When someone does not follow a court order for something that they’re supposed to do out of court, you can file an indirect contempt.
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Who Is the Person Typing Everything That Is Said in the Courtroom?
A court reporter, court stenographer, or shorthand reporter is a person whose occupation is to capture the live testimony in court.
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Should I Tell My Attorney Everything?
At the end of the day, all Oklahoma lawyers are officers of the court and we have a duty to protect its integrity.
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