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First Degree Manslaughter is a violent crime in Oklahoma. This subjects the offender to the “85% Rule,” which states a perpetrator must serve at least 85% of their sentence before receiving eligibility for parole. However, manslaughter in the second degree is not subject to the 85% rule. In terms of sentencing this is huge. It could amount to far more years in jail and…
Breaking and Entering in Oklahoma is a common offense. In Wagoner County Police charge the crime of breaking and entering on a common basis. The problem is that its also a serious crime that could cause you to face jail time. The crime is also broadly defined. From simply pushing open an ajar door to cutting screens and entering a building, breaking and entering…
Peeping Tom Charges in Oklahoma can be charged as a felony in Wagoner County. Peeping tom charges in Oklahoma is addressed in the case of Honeycutt v. State of Oklahoma. George Barrows, alerted by his barking dogs, discovered Vernice Honeycutt crouched below his sleeping wife’s bedroom window. As a result, Barrows filed charges on Honeycutt, who tried to claim a defense of being drunk and…
Our Wagoner bankruptcy attorneys can help stop collection calls. One of the first questions we get from bankruptcy clients is “How do I stop Collection calls ? How often can they call me?” Unfortunately, until the bankruptcy is actually filed, the answers are generally “they won’t,” and “any time between 8:00 A.M. and 9:00 P.M.” Fair Debt Collection: The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act…
Establishing Paternity Prior to Birth: Oklahoma provides that a father seeking to establish paternity must do so within the two years of the child’s birth. There are several requirements and they work together to establish paternity in Wagoner County. Firstly the Father needs to establish a presumption of paternity. This is done by demonstrating the existence a relationship between father and child. An example…
When it comes to Oklahoma prenuptial agreements, there’s nothing personal about them. That’s not to say the individual circumstances of two people about to get married are not addressed because they are. It’s just that an Oklahoma prenuptial agreement deals with money and assets only. It does not address personal issues like child custody, child support or parental visitation rights. It doesn’t address the…
Driving under the influence of alcohol is one of the most frequent felonies in Oklahoma. In today’s legal climate, a DUI, driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, is a serious crime. Whether you’re charged with your first DUI or your fifth you’ll need legal representation by an Oklahoma criminal defense attorney. While the number of DUI fatalities are increasing each year. Consequently, state…
Oklahoma Worker’s Compensation laws require employers to have workers compensation insurance. This insurance is to protect workers in the event of on the job injuries. This is no fault insurance and it replaces the option of suing your employer for negligence. The no-fault clause clause makes it easier and quicker to recover basic damages. Those damages include medical costs and lost income as a…
Imagine you recently broke your leg at work as a result of a slip-and-fall injury. You received an award for Oklahoma workers’ compensation insurance for a period of 4 months. As the 4 month period approaches, you are improving but need more care. You’ve consulted with your doctor but he has not cleared you to go back to work. While you are out walking your…
Top 10 Oklahoma Bankruptcy Myths Discussed There are several Oklahoma bankruptcy myths circulating regarding filing of chapter 7 and chapter 13 bankruptcy. Our bankruptcy attorneys law office in Wagoner are here to answer any questions you may have regarding. We invite you to contact our attorneys for a consultation. Read on to learn more about Oklahoma bankruptcy myths and your fresh start options. Myth –…