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Pre-Trial Conference in Oklahoma Divorce or Paternity Cases A Pre-Trial conference (also referred to as a Resolution Conference in some counties) is a formal meeting conducted within the Oklahoma family court system to facilitate orderly case progression in divorce or paternity matters. This proceeding is typically held before trial and involves the judge, attorneys, and …


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What is a Motion to Enter in an Oklahoma Divorce or Paternity Case What is a Motion to Enter in Oklahoma Divorce or Paternity Case? Specifically, it is a formal court request to issue a Scheduling Order and to set a Resolution Conference or Pre-Trial Conference. It applies in an ongoing divorce, custody, child support …

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What is a Temporary Order in an Oklahoma Divorce or Paternity Case? Overview of Temporary Orders A temporary order is a court-issued directive that governs key issues during a divorce or paternity case. It helps maintain stability and protect the interests of involved parties and children until a final judgment is entered. How temporary orders …

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Scheduling Order in an Oklahoma Divorce or Paternity Case A scheduling order is a court order that establishes important deadlines for a family-law case in Oklahoma. In divorce or paternity proceedings, it coordinates the pace of the litigation to ensure timely progress, orderly discovery, disclosure of witness and exhibit lists, and a forthcoming trial or …

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High conflict family law litigation benefits no one. Additionally, it makes cases unnecessarily difficult, way more expensive, and exponentially more stressful. This article will outline some easy to implement tips to help manage a high-conflict case. How to Help Manage High-Conflict Divorce and Custody Cases Understand the Oklahoma process Prioritize safety and child welfare...


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