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FATHER'S PARENTAL RIGHTS LAW CENTER OF OKLAHOMA 4117 NW 122nd, Suite B, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 405.752.1300 |
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The Father's Parental Rights Law Center of Oklahoma handles all aspects of family
litigation, including: TRIALS, MOTIONS TO MODIFY, CHILD CUSTODY and CHILD
SUPPORT, MEDIATIONS, SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS, and all other PRE-TRIAL
HEARINGS.
Our highly experienced family law attorneys regularly handle Divorces; Paternity
cases; Separations; all DHS matters; Military issues; Guardianships; Emergency
Hearings; Step-Parent Adoptions; Relocations; Visitation Issues; Modifications of
Child Custody,Child Support, Alimony and Child Abductions, both State and
International.
Our lawyers are skilled trial litigators with many years of experience in the
courtroom. We have the knowledge and expertise to take your case to trial when all
other options fail. We will work diligently to protect your rights to your children.
We know that custody litigation is difficult in many ways. We have a suggested
reading list and suggestions for parents that may help you during this time.
litigation, including: TRIALS, MOTIONS TO MODIFY, CHILD CUSTODY and CHILD
SUPPORT, MEDIATIONS, SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS, and all other PRE-TRIAL
HEARINGS.
Our highly experienced family law attorneys regularly handle Divorces; Paternity
cases; Separations; all DHS matters; Military issues; Guardianships; Emergency
Hearings; Step-Parent Adoptions; Relocations; Visitation Issues; Modifications of
Child Custody,Child Support, Alimony and Child Abductions, both State and
International.
Our lawyers are skilled trial litigators with many years of experience in the
courtroom. We have the knowledge and expertise to take your case to trial when all
other options fail. We will work diligently to protect your rights to your children.
We know that custody litigation is difficult in many ways. We have a suggested
reading list and suggestions for parents that may help you during this time.
WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS IF YOU DECIDE TO MOVE OUT OF STATE WITH THE CHILD(REN)?
You must provide notice of relocation, and your ex can object to the move. If your ex does not
object in time, you will be allowed to move. You should provide notice of your intended move
at your earliest opportunity. If your ex requests a hearing, the Court will decide whether the
proposed move is being made in good faith, or whether it is an attempt to deprive your ex of
visitation rights with the child(ren). The notice of relocation must include specific information,
and many notices do not comply with state law. Your Decree of Paternity or Divorce may
include the items required in the notice. (continued below)
You must provide notice of relocation, and your ex can object to the move. If your ex does not
object in time, you will be allowed to move. You should provide notice of your intended move
at your earliest opportunity. If your ex requests a hearing, the Court will decide whether the
proposed move is being made in good faith, or whether it is an attempt to deprive your ex of
visitation rights with the child(ren). The notice of relocation must include specific information,
and many notices do not comply with state law. Your Decree of Paternity or Divorce may
include the items required in the notice. (continued below)
The Oklahoma law on Relocation is found at 43 O.S. 112.3. Contact us to
for help to ensure that you are providing your ex with the notice required
by Oklahoma law. If you do move to a new state, your Divorce or Paternity
Decree is enforceable under the full faith and credit provisions of the United
States Constitution. Your Decree must be registered in the new state for
enforcement. Each state has a process, and you need to contact an
attorney in the new state for assistance. There are many issues involved in
transferring the Decree to another state if the Decree needs to be modified,
so please contact us for advice in this area.
for help to ensure that you are providing your ex with the notice required
by Oklahoma law. If you do move to a new state, your Divorce or Paternity
Decree is enforceable under the full faith and credit provisions of the United
States Constitution. Your Decree must be registered in the new state for
enforcement. Each state has a process, and you need to contact an
attorney in the new state for assistance. There are many issues involved in
transferring the Decree to another state if the Decree needs to be modified,
so please contact us for advice in this area.
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