Shoulder injuries are common at work in Rogers County. They can happen suddenly in a fall, lifting accident, vehicle collision, or equipment incident. They can also develop over time from repetitive overhead work, pushing, pulling, carrying, reaching, or using tools day after day. Whether the injury involves a torn rotator cuff, shoulder strain, labral tear, impingement, dislocation, fracture, or aggravation…
Gun crimes are prosecuted aggressively throughout Rogers County, and a conviction can result in jail or prison time, substantial fines, the loss of firearm rights, and a permanent criminal record unless you have solid defenses. Depending on the allegations, firearm offenses may be charged as misdemeanors or felonies. Common charges include unlawful possession of a firearm, possession of a firearm…
Many people are surprised to learn that bringing contraband into a jail or detention facility can result in additional criminal charges and significant penalties. Whether the contraband involves drugs, weapons, cell phones, tobacco products, or other prohibited items, Oklahoma law treats offenses involving correctional facilities very seriously. In Rogers County and throughout Oklahoma, individuals accused of introducing contraband into a…
When parents struggle to communicate, repeatedly disagree about parenting decisions, or find themselves returning to court over the same issues, a judge may consider appointing a parent coordinator to assist the family. Many parents are unfamiliar with the role of a parent coordinator and are unsure whether the appointment will help or hurt their case. Understanding what a parent coordinator…
Navigating custody schedules in Rogers County is one of the hardest parts of a separation. If you are looking for a way to keep both parents deeply involved in your child’s daily life, the 3-3-2 custody schedule might be the gentle solution your family needs. To see this article as a video, click here. How This Loving Schedule Works This heart-centered…
Understanding Emergency Custody can be difficult. When concerns arise involving abuse, neglect, abandonment, substance abuse, domestic violence, or other circumstances that threaten a child’s safety, Oklahoma law may allow a parent or legal guardian to seek emergency custody from the court. Emergency custody is an extraordinary remedy. Courts do not grant emergency orders simply because parents disagree about parenting styles…
When parents are involved in a divorce, paternity action, or custody dispute in Rogers County, one of the first significant court appearances may be a temporary custody order hearing. Many parents are surprised to learn that this hearing can have a major impact on the remainder of the case. Although the orders entered are considered temporary, they often establish a…
Few criminal charges surprise people as much as contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Many individuals assume the charge only applies when an adult encourages a child to commit a serious crime. In reality, Oklahoma law is much broader. A person can face criminal charges for knowingly helping, encouraging, or allowing a minor to engage in certain unlawful or…
Being charged with enabling child abuse by injury is one of the most serious criminal accusations a person can face in Oklahoma. These cases often involve allegations that a parent, guardian, caregiver, or other responsible adult allowed a child to be abused or failed to protect a child from known abuse. Many people are shocked to discover that they can…
A temporary order hearing allows the judge to establish rules that govern the parties in a family law case while the case is ongoing. These orders can address matters such as child custody, visitation, child support, spousal support, possession of the marital residence, payment of debts, and other issues that require immediate attention. For many families in Claremore, a temporary…