Oklahoma Law Blog
How Is Child Abuse Defined in the State of Oklahoma?
Child abuse is defined as the intentional harm or threat of harm to the health, safety, or welfare of a child under 18. Read more »Who Will a Child Be Placed with after an Oklahoma Emergency Custody Meeting?
If there is not enough evidence for emergency custody, the child will be returned to their legal guardian or parent. Read more »What Rights Do Parents Have in an Oklahoma Emergency Custody Hearing?
Parents have the right to notice, knowledge of allegations, representation by an attorney, and appeal in an emergency custody hearing. Read more »What Constitutes as an Emergency for Emergency Custody in Oklahoma?
Emergency custody is based on perceived danger and is determined on a case-by-case basis. It can bring up an emergency custody hearing. Read more »What Should I Do if I’m Served Divorce Papers in Oklahoma?
The summons informs the respondent they have 20 days to respond to the court, addressing issues such as property, debt, and real estate. Read more »
