Enforcing alimony in Claremore can be a daunting endeavor. Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a court-ordered payment from one spouse to another after a divorce to help maintain financial stability. While the courts in Claremore and Rogers County issue alimony orders based on various factors, enforcing those payments can sometimes be challenging if the paying spouse refuses to…
When navigating custody in a legal separation, it presents unique challenges and considerations, especially when children are involved. Legal separation is a process that allows a married couples to live apart while remaining legally married. The custody arrangements during a legal separation are critical for the well-being of the children as well as the rights of the parents. This article…
Joint child custody in Rogers County is one of the most fundamental issues in an family law case where minor children are involved. In general, the family law court in Oklahoma will like to award joint custody. Barring some exceptions, the presence or involvement of both parents is considered to be in the best interests of the child. Joint Legal…
Answering the question do I need a common law divorce in Rogers County is that if you’re common law married you’ll need a divorce to end the marriage. Many times people never give any time to the thought of divorce if they’re in a common law marriage. In fact its not unusual for one of the parties to deny that…
Among the many facets of a child custody and support case is law used for calculating child support. The process, while it may seem daunting, is not as tedious as it may appear. This article will summarize it for you, including the idea of proportional income contribution. Statutes Used for Calculating Child Support The elements that the statutes consider when…
Our clients are often curious about the Rogers County Divorce Process. In truth the divorce process depends on the type of divorce and if there’s children involved. While there are answers to how long a divorce takes as it relates to the Rogers County divorce process, it depends on the type divorce itself. There are three common types of divorce…
If you’re considering divorce, you likely have questions regarding the divorce process in Claremore. Some common questions include the time-frame for divorce, and issues related to child custody. If you don’t have children you’ll have questions related to property division and support alimony. Below we answer some questions commonly asked by Rogers County Oklahoma residents regarding the divorce process in…
There are many factors that will impact the outcome when dividing property in divorce. They include the length of your marriage, presence of children, income and assets, and individual needs. One important factor that will play a large role in the outcome of the distribution of your marital assets and debts is the location of your divorce. Each state has its own…