When it comes to planning your estate, there are two main documents that you may consider using: a will and a trust. While they both allow you to dictate how your assets will be distributed after your death, there are some key differences between the two that you should understand. In this article, we’ll break...Read More

When you have a child with someone you are not married to, certain legal challenges occur. Namely, the crossroads of parental rights. In Oklahoma, when the child is born the biological mother has sole custody of the child. We know who the mother is because of the act of giving birth but we don’t always...Read More

No one gets into a marriage planning to get divorced. But for a multitude of reasons, people choose to divorce. In my law practice, I have helped many people navigate this difficult and emotionally charged time in their lives. I often get similar questions from individuals not sure of the steps of a divorce in...Read More

Divorce and Family Law in Moore and Norman Oklahoma during Covid 19Read More

In this segment of our what to expect series, we will be discussing virtual appointments. I want to start out by explaining the difference between a virtual appointment and an in-person appointment. There is none!Read More