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Divorce: Mediation and Conciliation
Divorce can quickly become a complicated issue when both parties are trying to finalize the terms of their dissolution of marriage. Emotions run high and many times these emotions cloud the judgement of both parties. Anger, resentment and even revenge may take over the process which leads to extensive delays and costs. To avoid…
Read MoreOklahoma Divorce Basics: Alimony and Support
Alimony or spousal support is something that must be addressed during any divorce proceedings. Spousal support is a way of ensuring that one spouse does not suffer unfair economic conditions when the dissolution of marriage is finalized. Alimony is granted to a non-working spouse or to a spouse that makes a considerable less amount per year…
Read MoreDivorce: Emotional Issues and Impact
On a personal level, the divorce process is very emotional. Both sides of the party are going to feel anger, sadness, irritability, and fear the unknown future. It is not uncommon for one party to hurt more than the other, especially if the request to dissolve the marriage was something that they did not expect.…
Read MoreAlimony: What You Need To Know Before The Divorce
Alimony is a financial obligation that requires one spouse to pay support to their former spouse after a divorce is finalized. Men or women are entitled to receive spousal support payments based on the circumstances of their marriage. This type of support is more common in marriages that lasted over 10 years, but can…
Read MoreHow Long Does It Take To Get a Divorce in Oklahoma?
The length of time that it takes to finalize a divorce in Oklahoma will be based on the situation of the divorce and the parties involved. For some, a simplified dissolution of marriage can be finalized in as little as ten days after the petition has been filed with the court. For others, the time can span…
Read MoreCan the Terms of a Divorce be Changed?
Oklahoma law provides people who are going through a divorce a 30 day period after the judge has signed the final order to change their mind. If during that 30 day period the couple wishes to avoid the divorce and remain married, they can do so legally. However, on day 31, the dissolution of marriage…
Read MoreAsset Division in a Divorce-How to Divide the Assets with less Complications
In the case of a divorce, several things are to be considered, but the most basic thing is who gets what. In some instances, the division of property among some divorcing couples can get very messy while on the other hand, some can handle it easily and fast. The nature of Asset Division varies from one…
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