Whether you are a custodial parent who wants to locate, or a parent who objects to the relocation, here is an overview of Oklahoma’s relocation laws. Legal Definition of Relocation Under Oklahoma’s child relocation laws, relocation means a change in the children’s principal residence if the new residence is 75 miles or more from the […]
Read MoreDuring a separation or divorce the question of child custody is one that the court will always address if the couple has children. Understanding how Oklahoma looks at child custody during a divorce or afterward helps parents to make informed decisions about how best to care for their children. Oklahoma puts children first and children […]
Read MoreIn some situations, a father’s rights regarding their children are very different compared to a mother’s rights in Oklahoma. At the same time, Oklahoma also recognizes that having both parents involved in a child’s life is important for a child’s growth and development. Nonetheless, fathers often need to take extra steps to assert their parental […]
Read MoreWhile divorce has increased across the US in recent decades, Oklahoma has the dubious honor of being among the Top Three states when it comes to the highest divorce rate. Statistics indicate that couples in the Sooner State call it quits at a rate of 13.2 percent. Meanwhile, the rest of the country is around […]
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