Is your ex ignoring the custody order, or has the order stopped working? In Oklahoma those are two different problems with two different fixes. When people come to me upset about a custody order, the first thing they usually say is that the other parent is violating it. Sometimes that’s true. Often it isn’t quite…
Just because you have custody of a child does not necessarily mean that you can move the child wherever you choose. Under Oklahoma law, a move of the child’s primary residence more than 75 miles away for 60 days or longer is generally treated as a relocation. The relocating parent ordinarily must provide written notice,…
A child custody order can be changed in Oklahoma, but the court will not usually modify custody just because one parent wants a different schedule or believes the original order was unfair. Once a custody order is entered, the parent asking for the change generally has to show that something important has changed since the…
Support alimony can be modified. A party can ask the court to modify or terminate a support alimony award by filing a motion with the court. The judge must then hear the evidence and determie whether there has been the kind of change in circumstances that supports a modification under the law. The conditions that…
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