43 O.S. §111.1 states, as follows: 1. Any order providing for the visitation of a noncustodial parent with any of the children of such noncustodial parent shall provide a specified minimum amount of visitation between the noncustodial parent and the child unless the court determines otherwise. Except for good cause shown and when in the best interests of the child, the order shall encourage additional Read More
10 Tactics To Use For A Resolution Minded Divorce
You hear about it everywhere these days whenever there is a conversation surrounding the D word…Divorce. There are so many different avenues to take when your in-route to a divorce. You can take the DIY route, risking mistakes and headaches, you can take the bull dog route, paying a high priced attorney to fight for everything and up paying it all in legal fees, or, you can take the resolution Read More
12 Tips For Staying In A Relationship With A Mentally Ill Partner
Mental Illness and Divorce Mental illness can be hard for couples to handle in a relationship and frequently leads to divorce. Often, stress levels between couples rise when handling a mental illness and it becomes the key focus of the relationship. One survey studied the connection between 18 types of mental illnesses and divorce. It found that there was a positive correlation between the two, meaning those who Read More
Choosing a “Child Centered” Divorce.
Choosing a "Child Centered" Divorce could be one of most important decisions you will make in your entire divorce process. There is no question that our children are the most important topic when dealing with separation and divorce, but if you are in the midst of it, how do you know if you are doing it in a way that is "Child Centered?" First, let’s start with what it is. The Read More
6 Post-Divorce Survival Tips for Valentines Day
It does not matter when divorce happens, it is never a pleasant experience. But if you are dealing with divorce around Valentine’s Day, the hearts, flowers, and candy partnered with the focus on love and couples can be painful and isolating. No matter how bad the heartache of a fresh divorce is, being divorced can be the perfect time for growth and fun, and what better time to begin than Valentines day? Read More
Bedlam Law Welcomes New Attorney, Lezel Safi
Safi, an OCU Law graduate, joins the team at Bedlam Law to specialize in Family Law. OKLAHOMA ATTORNEY, LEZEL SAFI, JOINS BEDLAM LAW IN YUKON OKLAHOMA. Safi, an native Oklahoman with strong community ties, leverages her life experiences and awarded education to offer creative solutions with a fresh perspective to clients of Bedlam Law. YUKON, OK. (January 19, 2021)- John A. Alberts, founder of Bedlam Law, a Read More
7 Strategies for Starting a Healthy Divorce in Oklahoma
Most people have heard horror stories about divorce and would like to avoid such experiences themselves. The adversarial divorce usually involves massive legal expenses, high levels of stress, and prolonged conflict which ends up harming the children. The good news is that there are ways of managing separation that will help your family transition from a one-household family to a two-household family without Read More
5 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR LEGACY
Estate laws change often and changes can greatly affect your estate plan, so it is a good idea to sit down with your estate attorney once a year to review your estate plan to help prevent problems from arising and ensuring your plan stays on track. Below, are 5 things to go over with your attorney that will make things easier on your family at a time when they need you the most. Step Read More
Pitfalls of the DIY (Do it Yourself) Trust
If estate planning has been on your mind, I am sure that you have noticed hundreds of estate-planning, DIY websites, and online documents, including some from do-it-yourself online services. I appreciate that using a DIY site to draft a will can save money and time. But I’m also concerned that sometimes doing it this way could lead to expensive and unpleasant estate planning mistakes. I recently saw one DIY Read More
26 SHOCKING STATISTICS ABOUT ESTATE PLANNING
Do you have a will or an estate plan? Around half of you reading this said “no.” And of those of you who said “yes,” most haven’t updated their will or plan in some time. If there’s a common unaddressed problem in the financial plans of many adults of all income levels, it’s what to do about their assets when they’re gone. For one, people often mistakenly think of estate planning a service only for the very Read More
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