Oklahoma Family Law for Men
How Children Can React to Divorce
The negative effects of the actual divorce have been greatly exaggerated over time. Divorce has some positive effects for children. Single parents tend to have better relationships with their child. Children have usually two celebrations for each holiday. If parents remarry, there are more adult nurturers in their lives and most importantly, the children will be free from the marital conflict that was the basis for the divorce in the first place. Read more »How Divorce Can Impact Child Stages of Development
Respect the child's right to have the feelings that they are having. Notice when they are having those feelings and comment on them in a non-judgmental way. Ask them indirectly about how they're feeling and listen and be sympathetic. And then also it's important to model appropriate expression of feelings for them so that they are better able to do it themselves. Read more »Has your Ex Filed for Contempt in Oklahoma?
Contempt of court is a public offense in the state of Oklahoma, punishable as a misdemeanor and carrying up to six months in the county jail, or a fine of $500. Contempt of court is serious. You need a lawyer who understands your rights as a criminal defendant in the state of Oklahoma. Give us a call if you've got any questions about your rights or if your ex has filed an application for contempt of court against you. Read more »