Will A Pardon Restore Gun Rights in Oklahoma?

Pardon Restore Gun Rights

If you have been convicted of a crime under Oklahoma law, the Governor may grant you a pardon, which is the only way you can restore your gun rights. Its absolutely critical for people who have a felony in their past to understand that that under no circumstances are you able to carry or be with someone who is carrying…

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Dying Without a Will in Rogers County

Dying without a will in Rogers County creates problems for your estate. Throughout the United States, individuals have been taking all sorts of corona virus-related precautions. But with more than 215,000 deaths in the country and with no end to this pandemic in sight, many pre-retirees and retirees are going a step farther and getting their estate planning done early…

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Forming a Limited Liability Company

Our Rogers County attorneys help people interested in Forming a Limited Liability Company. Setting up a LLC is one of the most common ways small business entrepreneurs choose to begin business.  This is a common choice because forming a limited liability company, or LLCs, offers a large degree of flexibility in the administration of the business.  It also protects the…

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Stopping Garnishments in Rogers County

Cease and Desist

One of the fastest way of Stopping Garnishments in Rogers County is to file bankruptcy. Many people suffering financial problems often become familiar with garnishments. But all they really know is that their pay check is smaller and a third party creditor is taking their money. But what’s happening with their money and the best way for stopping garnishments in…

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Unauthorized Use of a Motorcycle

Domestic Assault Charges

One of the lesser known crimes is the unauthorized use of a motorcycle.  Likely, it is because this is a somewhat tedious law.  First, you have to understand which vehicles may fall into the category of motorcycle.  Title 47 § 1-135 designates this though.  It says any motorized vehicle with seats for each rider, having three wheels and an engine…

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Stalking Crimes Examined by a Lawyer

stalking crimes

Many people will recall the film Fatal Attraction starring Michael Douglas and Glenn Close.  The film follows a man who has a stalker fixated on him and his family.  Things quickly escalate into violence which upends the life of the man and his family.  While this film is dramatized, stalking crimes often do escalate into violent crimes and sometimes even…

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Rogers County Estate Attorneys: Creating a Trust

Creating a Trust

Creating a trust is often a part of an estate plan.  Many times people are very reluctant to actually do the things needed to prpare for their eventual debt. However, choosing which trust best suits your needs can be somewhat confusing.  This article summarizes the basic elements of each type of available trust and how they may benefit you in…

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Relocating With a Child After Divorce

Resolving Property Boundary Disputes

Relocating With a Child After Divorce requires that certain conditions are met before a parent can relocate with children of the prior marriage. There are many reasons people will leave their home after a divorce.  Sometimes it’s to be closer to family, sometimes it’s for a job.  But if you have a custody agreement, making a move can be complex….

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Robbery Crimes in Rogers County

Robbery crimes in Rogers County

Defending Robbery crimes in Rogers County requires an experienced criminal defense attorney. A Prattville woman faces charges on a 2016 robbery from Claremore’s BancFirst.  She slipped a piece of paper to the teller demanding money at gunpoint.  Claremore chief Stan Brown claims the woman admits to several other robberies throughout Green Country too.  Although bank robbings are less common than…

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Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Explained

Unlike a Chapter 7, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy does not immediately wipe out all the debts that the court can.  Instead, a Chapter 13 bankruptcy creates a plan for paying back a percentage, if not all, of what you owe your creditors.  This is done by establishing your monthly income and your reasonable monthly expenses, including things like groceries, medicine,…

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