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Joint custody provides both parents with an active role in raising their child following a separation or divorce. Joint custody arrangements aim to support a balanced, cooperative parenting structure, allowing both parents to make important decisions and maintain a meaningful relationship with their child. In Oklahoma the courts consider joint or shared custody to be in the best interest of the child. The courts…
Mothers and fathers rights are equal in Wagoner County, as in the rest of Oklahoma, because the family court system strives to ensure that both mothers and fathers receive fair and equal treatment in child custody and parenting matters. While tradition once favored mothers in custody cases, modern laws recognize the importance of both parents in a child’s life and focus on the best…
In Oklahoma, a single father can get custody rights, but does not automatically have them. While Oklahoma law recognizes both parents’ rights and responsibilities, establishing custody rights for an unwed father involves specific legal steps to ensure those rights are legally enforceable. While the process can seem difficult, it is by no means impossible. Establishing Paternity The first step for a single father to…
A temporary order hearing in a child custody case in Oklahoma is a legal proceeding where the court issues temporary decisions regarding child custody, visitation, and support while the case is pending. These orders are intended to provide stability and address immediate needs until a final decision is made. Understanding the basics of a temporary order hearing helps parents prepare effectively for this crucial…
Navigating the complexities of child custody can be one of the most challenging aspects of a custody case in Oklahoma. For parents who gave a determination to secure sole custody of their child, understanding the legal factors that influence custody decisions is crucial. Its also important to understand where the State stands on the presumption of child custody and what they consider to be…
When getting a protective order in Wagoner County, it can often feel very overwhelming. In Oklahoma, protective orders are legal instruments there to offer a safety net for those that are facing threats, harassment, domestic violence, or stalking. If you are a victim of any of these circumstances, understanding the grounds for obtaining such an order could benefit you greatly. By recognizing the aspects…
Violating a protective order in Wagoner County is a fairly common crime. Often it involves a person who acts against the order due to revenge or anger purposes. For example, a the Choctaw man here in Oklahoma kidnapped his ex-wife from Broken Arrow after she filed a protective order against him. The man took her from her home and transported her to Siloam Springs, Arkansas. …
It can be confusing to figure out the difference between common law and legal marriage. Oklahoma stands as one of the few states in the U.S. that recognizes common law marriages. Although similar in many respects to legal or ceremonial marriages, common law marriages in Oklahoma have distinct differences. This includes their own set of advantages and disadvantages. This article aims to delineate these…
Should I get a separation or divorce in Wagoner County is a common question we get asked? Many in Oklahoma wonder what is best for them when they find that their relationships with their significant others are damaged beyond repair. The Wagoner Attorneys at Kania Law Office provide you with this overview of some key differences between separation or divorce in Wagoner County. What’s…
Prenuptial Agreements are enforceable in Wagoner County family court. If you’ve gotten engaged, discussing the division of assets during a divorce is probably the last thing on your mind. However, as more people enter into marriages with substantial assets and debt, everyone could benefit from a prenup. Here are a few reasons to consider a prenuptial agreement in Oklahoma. Prenuptial Agreements Minimize Disagreements Knowing…