Disputes between business partners can strain even the most successful ventures. When a partner’s actions, performance, or behavior threaten the health of the business, removal or resignation may become necessary. In Claremore and throughout Oklahoma, the process of making a business partner resign from a partnership depends on the structure of the business, the terms of the partnership agreement, and the state’s…
When parents separate or divorce in Claremore, one of the most important decisions the court must make involves child custody. Oklahoma law recognizes that every family situation is unique, and custody arrangements should reflect what is in the best interests of the child. Two of the most common custody types are joint custody and sole custody. Understanding the differences between them can help parents make…
When you own a closely held business in Oklahoma—especially one with multiple partners or shareholders—a buy-sell agreement is one of the most important legal documents you can have. Often called a “business will,” this agreement sets out what happens if an owner leaves, retires, dies, or wants to sell their interest. Without it, the company could face disputes, valuation battles, or even…
Felony speeding in Rogers County is a serious crime that can impact your life. While most speeding offenses are infractions or misdemeanors, some cases can result in felony charges. Felony speeding is serious and can carry long-term consequences, including a criminal record, license suspension, and even jail time. When Can Speeding Be a Felony in Oklahoma? In Oklahoma, speeding alone typically does…
When a loved one passes away, the probate process often requires more than simply distributing assets. In some cases, the personal representative (executor or administrator) must sell estate property to pay debts, taxes, or distribute funds to heirs. In Oklahoma, these sales are subject to court oversight, and one key step is filing a Return of Sale. What Does a Return…
In Oklahoma business law, many relationships—such as those between business partners, members of an LLC, or corporate officers and shareholders—are built on fiduciary duties. These duties require individuals in positions of trust to act with honesty, loyalty, and care toward others in the business. When fiduciary duties are breached, it can lead to lawsuits, financial losses, and the breakdown of business…
An easement is a legal right for someone to use part of another person’s land for a limited, specific purpose. It doesn’t give ownership of the land—just the right to use it in a certain way. People have easements because they solve practical problems or allow necessary services. Here are some of the most common types of easements recognized under…
You are never guaranteed to win a DUI case in Oklahoma. Still, you can greatly improve your chances by recognizing certain things to do or not do. An experienced DUI attorney can help guide you and will mostly focus on the following elements. (1) moving fast on the administrative (DPS) deadline, (2) preserving and demanding all discovery (video, calibration logs,…
Trying to handle a breach of contract can be a stressful experience, as contracts form the backbone of business relationships in Oklahoma. But what happens when the other side doesn’t hold up their end of the bargain? Understanding how to handle a breach of contract from a business owner’s perspective can save you time, money, and stress. Step 1: Identify…
We often get questions about possible defenses in a breach of contract case. Being accused of breaching a contract can have serious financial and legal consequences. However, not every breach claim results in liability. Under Oklahoma law, there are several defenses that may protect you or your business if you are facing a lawsuit for breach of contract. 1. Lack…