All Questions

January 16, 2026

[OK] Do I have a viable constructive discharge and retaliation claim against my employer?

I was deemed constructively discharged and want to file my own lawsuit against my former employer.

OK Employment

December 3, 2025

[OK] Which part of a notice to quit do I serve the tenant?

Hello, do I need to deliver all four pages of the notice to quit with the signed affidavits to the tenant, or just the first page?

OK Landlord-Tenant

November 28, 2025

[OK] What can a witness safely say in court without liability?

As a witness in a case where my mother was arrested after a physical altercation, what can I safely say in court to avoid getting myself in trouble while not wanting her to go to jail, given that I didn’t call the police and don’t want to press charges?

OK Criminal

November 14, 2025

[OK] Can I evict tenant for habitually paying rent several weeks late?

In addition, the tenants have damaged the property, and there are multiple people living in the house that aren't on the lease. They’re causing damage and excess wear and tear on the property.

OK Landlord-Tenant

October 29, 2025

[OK] Is there judicial bias in my custody case?

Hello, I have a question which would require your analysis of events that happened at a family law status conference. I have several attorneys giving differing opinions, and I would like to seek a third.

OK Family

October 10, 2025

[OK] What can a court decide from motions alone?

I have a question about Rule 2.9(C): (C) A judge shall not investigate facts in a matter independently and shall consider only the evidence presented and any facts that may properly be judicially noticed. While a judge shall not independently investigate facts in a case and shall consider only the evidence presented, a judge may seek information of a general nature that does not bear on a disputed evidentiary fact or influence the judge’s opinion of the substantive merits of a specific case.

OK Legal (General)

October 10, 2025

[OK] Can I pursue damages for breach of a custody plan?

I’m trying to understand how Oklahoma law treats my Joint Custody Plan (JCP) and Mediated Settlement Agreement (MSA) for the purposes of pursuing civil damages. In my case, the JCP and MSA were incorporated into the final custody order, but there is no express language stating that they were “merged” into the judgment. Also, we agreed to things that the Court couldn’t order like child support arrears and other things like scheduling etc. Does the absence of merger language mean the JCP and MSA remain enforceable as independent contracts, such that I can bring a separate civil action for breach (i.e., for damages), rather than being limited to enforcement through family court? I’m aware of the merger vs. incorporation distinction discussed in cases like Holleyman v. Holleyman, 2003 OK 48, and I want to make sure I’m not overreaching in asserting that these agreements survive the judgment for civil enforcement purposes.

OK Family

September 30, 2025

[OK] How do I evict a tenant for late rent?

If a tenant has habitually paid rent 3+ weeks late, do I evict over it for violating the lease, or am I required to give them 5 days’ time to get current?

OK Landlord-Tenant

July 2, 2025

[OK] Will I be required to pay alimony after being married for 5 months?

Being married for 5 months, will I be required to pay alimony in Oklahoma?

OK Divorce

July 1, 2025

[OK] Is there a waiting period to finalize amicable divorce?

Oklahoma divorce filings, is there a waiting period?

OK Divorce

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