Oklahoma Recent Legal Answers from Lawyers

Presumably your son is an adult since he has been in drug court, has served time in DOC and is presently in a DOC halfway house. Turn this ticket matter over to your son and let him deal with his issue. This is his circus and his monkey to care for, not his mother's. You've done your job to get him to adulthood and to love him despite his mistakes and crimes. This is simply his to resolve.... Read Answer

If you can find someone to take on the case, and if you are willing to pay for the representation up front, along with case costs, to include filing fee, service fee, possible deposition fees, transcripts of any depositions, copies, etc., then yes. Understand in advance that you are not describing any actual monetary damages for you to be awarded. A better approach might be to make a complaint to the next level above the store manager, and then take your shopping dollars elsewhere.... Read Answer

The insurance ticket will also be expensive, as the simply fact is you did not have insurance at the time the ticket was written. The court does not have to approve any deal on that issue, and once it gets turned in to DPS, then that's a new suspension on the DL that remains until one pays for insurances, shows proof of it and pays for reinstatement.... Read Answer

The reality is you are not going to be in control of the time frame. As far as time and expense, it will greatly depend on what caused the warrant to be issued, what is unresolved for you in the other state, and how much, if any, of the maatter can be addressed by your counsel before you arrive on the scene.... Read Answer

If you and she are not married, you will need to establish paternity to seek custody of the child. You cant wait for her release, nor do fo you need to do so. DHS is going to be involved if you and she are are not married when the child is born. If you see a theme in these statements, you and she might discuss your future before tge child is born.... Read Answer

It is no longer relevant what he was looking at as punishment if the case has indeed concluded. As to the fee of the defense attorney, that is a matter of your written fee agreement with counsel. Review your agreement as to whether you hired him at an hourly rate for hours worked or for a flat fee.... Read Answer

Insurance adjusters base the reasonableness of treatment in part on the severity of the accident. Simply stated, a tap of a bumper is not likely to result in as much injury and treatment for said injury as when one is at a stop light and is rear ended by someone traveling 35 and doesn't see the first driver due to sun, texting or other distraction. That is not to say an injury can not occur at far lower speed, only that the level of treatment would be anticipated to be different. Pain and suffering is also tied to the level of injury, as one might expect. If you are dealing with an insurance adjuster on your own, understand you a bit like an injured duck near a dry pond when two foxes come along and suggest the three of you vote on what's a good dinner plan. One critter, one vote sounds all fair and noble like, but to date, no duck has ever won that election.... Read Answer

"picked up the car" ??? As in they were sent to get a car they thought belonged to the one who sent them? As in they saw a car and they took it? It's a hard sell he didn't know the car was stolen if it had no plate and they acquired a plate for the car, especially if that acquisition did not involve a tag agency. He needs counsel.... Read Answer

You can legally possess your gun. If there is any indication it can be considered accessible to your roommate, then he or she is who has a major problem. However, if there are drugs in the home and your roommate is on someone's radar, go find a new living situation. there's this sad pesky but real thing called constructive possession. you don't need the headache or expense of having to defend a charge of possession on that theory.... Read Answer

Have it notarized, by all means. Then when she skips out, or files bankruptcy on the matter, or claims you threatened her virtue or physical well being if she did not sign, the paper you rely upon will be all that much prettier once you hire counsel to assist you, if there ramains a reason to assist you that is. Given the low amount, take the person to small claims court and have an enforceable judgment entered. However, recognize that it too can end up being rendered meaningless via a bankruptcy action.... Read Answer