Oklahoma Family Law for Men
Tulsa County COVID-19 Protective Order Procedure Part 2
If the victim is able to show up the family safety center on those 30 days, then it won't be dismissed just on that basis. However, if the victim will be given a date in approximately 30 days and no, sorry. The victim must appear on the 30 days of effectively. Read more »Tulsa County COVID-19 Protective Order Procedure Part 1
The first step would be that a victim of some form of violence under the statute occurs. This meets the same standards for a protective order that we've discussed in prior videos. And if the police officer believes that this meets that statutory guideline, the police officer will help the victim of the crime to complete a petition for the protective order, if they so desire it. And then to actually call it in, the police officer would actually call it into the judge. Read more »What are the New Tulsa County Court House Operating Procedures? (May 18-29, 2020)
There is now a new response, some new requirements for procedures for entrance to the courthouse, which begins on May 18th. And it goes as far as to say that in response to the expected influx of visitors they're placing all of these new requirements for an initial two week period between May 18th and May 29th. So, this is only applicable for the first two weeks starting next week on May 18th. Read more »
