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• What Is a Tort in an Oklahoma Civil Litigation?

  By James M. Wirth, Esq., January 30th, 2023

  

  Torts are a specific type of civil cause of action and include negligence, trespassing, conversion, product liability, assault, battery, etc.

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• How to Collect on Judgement in Oklahoma

  By Staff, January 28th, 2023

  

  It typically involves setting up an asset hearing to gather information about the debtor’s assets and potential sources of payment.

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• What Are My Options for Collecting Debts That I’m Owed in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 27th, 2023

  

  There are two main options for collecting debts: small claims court and civil court. Small claims court is a faster and more informal process.

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• What Should You Do if You Think You’re Being Investigated by Oklahoma Law Enforcement?

  By Staff, January 26th, 2023

  

  If you think you’re being investigated, it is important to remain silent and not talk to the police or third parties about the investigation.

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• Navigating Plea Bargains in Oklahoma: Is Taking the Offer the Right Choice?

  By Staff, January 25th, 2023

  

  Factors to consider are the seriousness of the sentencing recommendation, the strength of the evidence against you, etc.

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• What Is Discovery in an Oklahoma Criminal Case?

  By Staff, January 24th, 2023

  

  Discovery in a criminal case refers to the process of exchanging evidence between the prosecution and the defense.

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• How Can I Get My Probationary Term Reduced on an Oklahoma DUI Charge?

  By Staff, January 21st, 2023

  

  If you get the classes done, then if you do enter a plea, you’re better situated to end up being on probation for less time.

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• What Should I Do after a Self-Defense Incident in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 20th, 2023

  

  Make sure you put your weapon down and don’t be handling it when the cops show up, because this is a serious safety threat.

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• Can You Be Held Liable for Someone Else’s Debt in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 19th, 2023

  

  Typically, the answer to that is no, if you’re not in what’s called contractual privity with the creditor, that is whoever’s owed the money.

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• How to Handle Law Enforcement Encounter if You’re Armed in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 17th, 2023

  

  First and most important is if you are armed and you were stopped by the police, you are legally obliged to disclose that you are armed.

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• What Is Your Right to Remain Silent in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 14th, 2023

  

  It means that when the police come and question you about something, that’s when you have the right to remain silent until you get a lawyer.

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• What Should I Do if I Get a Failure to Appear Warrant in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 14th, 2023

  

  If not taken care of, you could get arrested. You sit in jail over the weekend until you can get arraigned on Monday and get a bond set.

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• What Happens if You Get a Moving Violation and You Have a CDL in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 13th, 2023

  

  Anti-masking laws prohibit anyone who issues a ticket from taking action on tickets on CDL license holders that would mask the actual offense.

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• Can the Oklahoma Police Question a Minor Without a Parent Present?

  By Staff, January 13th, 2023

  

  It’s not technically illegal for police to question a minor child without a parent present, so they’re technically allowed to do so.

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• What Is a Protective Order in Oklahoma?

  By Staff, January 12th, 2023

  

  A protective order is an order from a judge that tells a certain party that they can’t see or have any contact with another party.

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