As we prepare to welcome a brand-new year, I can not help but reflect on 2024 with a deep sense of gratitude and pride. This past year has been filled with moments that have reminded me of what truly matters—family, community, and the opportunity to help others. For all of us, I hope the new year serves as a reminder of the importance of cherishing our families and the moments we share with them. When I think Read More
Thankful for You: A Thanksgiving Message from Bedlam Law Firm
As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, we at Bedlam Law Firm want to take a moment to reflect on what we are most grateful for—family, friends, and our clients. To our current clients, thank you for placing your trust in us during some of the most critical times in your life. Whether navigating family transitions, securing your legacy through estate planning, or protecting your rights in criminal Read More
10 Tips for navigating a relationship after divorce with someone with a mental illness
Navigating a family law case with someone dealing with mental illness can be a difficult and emotional journey. As a divorce and family law attorney, I’ve seen how mental health struggles can impact relationships. With the right tools and understanding, couples can work through challenges and build strong partnerships for working together after divorce when children are involved. Here are ten tips to help you Read More
Ideas to Help Prepare for Your First Estate Planning Appointment
Starting the estate planning process can feel overwhelming. However, just a bit of preparation will make your initial appointment with our attorneys a great experience. Here is a quick guide to help you get ready: 1. Gather Key Documents Before your meeting, collect important documents: Current Will and Trust: if you have them, bring these for review. Financial Statements: include recent statements Read More
Understanding Criminal Charges: Navigating Your Rights with Compassion and Experience at Bedlam Law
One thing I have learned over my career is, not every person who finds themselves talking to a police officer is a bad person. Good people make mistakes or bad choices and sometimes those choices lead to criminal charges. Good people need help, and the criminal process is unique. Some charges can lead to the loss of your driver’s license, lifetime registration as a sex offender, as well as stiff fines or years in Read More
Divorcing your Family in Probate Court
We handle a good number of contested probates in central Oklahoma. The purpose of an estate plan is to either avoid probate or to make sure that probate goes smoothly. There are cases where, for one reason or another, estate planning fails, and we must go to court. The most common reason is, there was never an estate plan put together in the first place. When this happens, family members often find themselves at the Read More
Happy New Year from Bedlam Law – Resolutions for A Secure Future!
As we bid farewell to 2023 and welcome the promising year of 2024, it's time to reflect on the importance of planning ahead, especially when it comes to securing your family's future. At Bedlam Law, we are here to help you make the most of this fresh start by considering two essential New Year's resolutions for getting your estate plan in order. Resolution 1: Assess and update my existing estate plan. The beginning Read More
2023 Reflections: Family, Team, and Community at Bedlam and Bison Law
As we celebrate a new year, I look back on 2023 and I cannot help but smile. First, I am blessed with an amazing family, a wife and a son who support me and my crazy dream of helping others. To them I offer a promise of spending more time with them in 2024, and less time at the office. For all of us, I believe it is important to remember our families and the importance of time spent with Read More
Who’s Fault Is My Divorce?
In many divorce cases emotions often run high, and the blame game is something most clients insist on discussing. Many clients arrive at our office with stories about the cheating spouse, drugs, gambling, pornography, or other poor choices made by their spouse, which they feel resulted in divorce. Most of these people are angry, and they want blood. What follows is a somewhat difficult conversation where we must Read More
Stop Fighting and Start Communicating: How Mediation Can Help Your Relationship
Mediation can be a beneficial option if you are getting a divorce in Oklahoma for several reasons: Cost-effective: Mediation is often less expensive than going to court. It can save you significant legal fees associated with a lengthy court battle, as well as the expenses related to litigation. Things such as attorney fees, court filing fees, and expert witness fees will add up in a lengthy court battle. Read More
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