How is Property Split in Oklahoma?
Naidu Law explains how spouses’ property gets split up in divorce, and highlights the difference between marital and separate property.
Category: Divorce
Can I Get Support from My Ex in Oklahoma?
Naidu Law explains how you can obtain alimony (spousal support) and child support payments from your ex in Oklahoma.
10 Signs That You Are Heading for Divorce
The family law attorneys at Naidu Law go over ten signs that your marriage might be on the rocks and that divorce or separation is looming.
Helping Children Through a Divorce or Separation
Naidu Law discusses how you can help your children get through your legal separation or divorce from their other parent, and how you can protect your relationships with your children.
Parental Alienation Happening to You?
An overview of parental alienation and what you could do if you feel that the other parent’s actions threaten your rights to your children.
How Do Prenuptial Agreements Work?
Naidu Law discusses how prenuptial agreements can protect your property and rights upon divorce, and what you could do if you are thinking of getting one in advance of your marriage.
Top Ten Reasons to Choose a Do-It-Yourself Divorce
The family law attorneys at Naidu Law discuss ten key reasons why it can make sense for you to move forward with a do-it-yourself divorce in Oklahoma.
Divorce, Separation Not Always Bad for Your Children
Naidu Law discusses the positive side of divorce or separation as it relates to the overall wellbeing of your children, and what you can do if you are contemplating a divorce.
Ten Best Reasons Not to Choose a Do-It-Yourself Divorce
Naidu Law provides 10 key reasons why you should not try to get divorced in Oklahoma without first consulting an experienced family law attorney.
Social Media’s Impact on Divorce, Paternity and Child Custody
Naidu Law discusses how social media usage can adversely affect your divorce, paternity, or child custody case, and what you can do to protect your interests.
How to Get a Divorce in Oklahoma
Filing the Petition (OK STATUTE 43-105): The legal document that actually initiates a divorce is called a Petition, which is filed with the Court Clerk (COURTS AND CLERKS). The person
DON’T SET OFF THE DRAMA BOMB: HOW TO ACT AT YOUR CHILDREN’S EVENTS WHEN YOU CAN’T CO-PARENT
“Divorce does not always damage children. But when children are caught in the crossfire of their parents’ hostility, it usually does. It hurts just to stand on the sidelines and